AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCommunity Food Growing: Volunteers at the University of Chicago’s Phoenix Farms keep a long-running campus garden thriving, growing tomatoes, radishes and flowers while inviting more hands-on help. Native Plant Wins: St. Alban’s Chapel in Louisiana earned LSU’s first certified native plant garden status, boosting habitat for local wildlife. Plant Care for Heatwaves: A $31.99 automatic drip system is trending for keeping up with houseplant watering during extreme temperatures. Pest Control Basics: Gardeners are being reminded to tackle common pests early, with fresh guidance on identifying threats like tomato hornworms. Mosquito Prevention: Experts warn that standing water in garden items can turn yards into “mosquito nurseries,” urging regular emptying and covering. Seed Saving: Late summer is highlighted as the best window to collect and store seeds for next spring. Community Gardens Under Pressure: Regina’s South Zone Community Garden is searching for a new home after the university signaled future redevelopment. Gardening Events: North Omaha’s free Summer Arts Garden Walk returns Aug. 15 with native plant tours, kids’ activities and local growers.
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