SANDÍAS
Plantando Las sandías (Citrullus lanatus) son cultivos de estación cálida que crecen mejor a temperaturas promedio del aire entre 70 y 85 ° F. Las semillas de melón no germinan bien en suelos fríos....
Author: Justin Ballew
Gardening Myths: Fix Blossom End Rot with Calcium Sprays
Blossom end rot is a troubling disorder of tomatoes that affects home gardeners and commercial growers alike. Numerous foliar calcium sprays are available that claim to solve this problem, but are...
Spinach
Learn how to grow spinach for a fresh, nutritious addition to your homegrown meals.
Recommendations for Liming and Fertilizing Vegetables
Understand the essential nutrients your vegetables need and explore effective fertilization methods for a thriving garden.
Harvesting Vegetables
Discover the right time and techniques for harvesting vegetables to enjoy the best flavor and highest nutritional value.
Calibrating Spreaders
Learn how to calibrate your spreader for accurate application of fertilizers and seeds to avoid waste.
July Week 3 Garden Photos
The wonderful world of insects! Chinese Praying Mantid Patricia Whitener, ©2019, Clemson Extension Three-lined Flower Moth Vicky Bertagnolli, ©2018, Clemson Extension Polyphemus Moth Vicky...
July Week 1 Garden Photos
Common vegetable insect pests, diseases, and disorders that affect South Carolina gardens. Tomato Fruitworm Damage Zachary Boone Snipes, ©2015 Clemson Extension Bacterial Leaf Spot on Tomato Zachary...
Reducing Herbicide Damage in the Landscape
Each year, homeowners and gardeners turn to herbicides to combat weeds in their lawns and gardens. Occasionally, herbicides may cause unintended damage to plants in the landscape. This can occur...
Natural Enemies: Predators and Parasitoids
Learn about the risks and best practices for safe glyphosate use.
Gnats
Learn how to manage gnats and reduce their presence around your home.
Beneficial Garden Insects
There are many different types of insects that are observed in the garden each spring and summer. While some cause damage and often need to be controlled, many others are beneficial to have around....