AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommunity & Culture: A pet-friendly cafe, Brody’s Coffee, opened in Westhampton Beach with a gardening-themed decor nod, while a pollinator-garden STEM project at Youngstown State University’s College of STEM partnered with South Side Academy to get K-8 students growing. Garden Care & Safety: UK homeowners face potential £1,000 fines for noisy DIY/gardening during night hours, and wildlife groups urge simple June help like leaving fresh water for birds and pollinators. What to Do This Month: Experts say June’s “deadheading” can extend blooms, and gardeners can fill the “June gap” with fast-growing annuals; rose lovers also get a low-cost tip using teabags for nutrients. Food & Plants in the Real World: Front yards across the US are shifting from lawns to vegetables as grocery costs rise, and RSPB-linked guidance warns against certain nesting-season bird foods that can spread trichomonosis. Local Events: Open gardens days and garden walks are on the calendar, including Whorlton Village Open Gardens and Wells County’s Master Gardener Garden Walk on June 27.
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