AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCommunity Gardening & Education: Piqua Catholic School launched a new “Our Glory Garden” with help from local donors and Master Gardeners, aiming to teach kids how to grow and eat their own produce. Local Horticulture Events: The Master Gardeners of Hamilton County host a free Fall Garden Festival at Bonny Oaks Arboretum on Sept. 19, with talks, vendors, and kid-friendly activities. Planting Guidance: Kansas State University research suggests June-bearing strawberries can be planted in late summer to late September in Kansas, as long as timing is right. Seasonal Care: West Central Canada is seeing early frosts, prompting gardeners and farmers to check tender crops and prepare for freezing nights. Native Trees & Conservation: Mississippi State University’s Delta Research and Extension Center will dedicate the Deer Creek Arboretum at Stoneville on Sept. 24, now certified and added to the Mississippi Arboreta Trail. Gardening for Health & Habits: A Butte woman credits an Intermountain Health diabetes prevention program with improving her A1C—another reminder that small, steady lifestyle changes can pay off. Garden DIY: A roundup of potting bench plans offers build-it-yourself options for creating a dedicated outdoor prep space. Home & Garden Culture: A Shirley Park Rose Garden plaque marks accessibility upgrades and ongoing community planting plans.
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