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SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – May 12, 2025

Heavy rainfall in South Carolina is bringing an end to strawberry season for some growers, with disease risks increasing as temperatures rise. Crops across the Midlands, Pee Dee, and Upstate regions have been impacted by physical damage, waterlogging, and pest issues. Stay informed with the latest updates on crops, pests, and disease management.

Identifying Volunteer Native Palms in the Landscape

Native fan palms, including cabbage, dwarf, and saw palmettos, are common in South Carolina landscapes. This guide provides key identifying features and tips for managing volunteer seedlings in your yard. Learn about their leaves, flowers, and how to differentiate between these palms.

SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report- May 5, 2025

Thunderstorms, hail, and ongoing drought shaped this week’s field report. Strawberry root rot, spider mites in high tunnels, and rising insect pressure are top concerns. Stay informed with updates from Clemson Extension agents across South Carolina.

This Month in Your Garden- May 2025

Get ready for May gardening with expert tips tailored to the Coastal, Midlands, and Upstate regions. From irrigation and fertilizer advice to pest control and planting recommendations, this guide covers everything you need to keep your garden thriving this month. Stay ahead with region-specific insights on watering, insect prevention, and planting schedules.

SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – April 28, 2025

“April 2025 brings a mix of weather challenges for SC growers, including rain, drought, and increased pest pressure. This report covers crop progress, disease risks, and vital pest control tips for the Coastal, Midlands, and Upstate regions. Stay updated on upcoming events and resources for better crop management.”

Grower Spotlight – Atkinson Farms

Atkinson Farms has been growing crops in Marion County for over a century. Learn how this multigenerational farm is thriving with strawberries, sweet corn, and more—despite weather and disease challenges.

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