SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – August 18, 2025
Weekly SC Fruit & Vegetable Field Report: Fall planting updates, disease alerts, pest pressure, and grower tips across Coastal, Midlands, and Pee Dee.
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August 18 Week 3 Garden Photos
The diverse, breathtaking beauty of Montana unfolds in a vista of snow-capped mountains, endless prairies, and crystal clear rivers. Montana’s nickname is “Big Sky Country” because...
Pet Owners Beware: 11 Poisonous Houseplants to Avoid
Protect pets from poisoning—learn the top 11 toxic houseplants, symptoms to watch for, and how to keep your home safe.
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – August 11, 2025
SC crops benefit from rain, but disease pressure rises. Invasive two-spot cotton leafhopper confirmed on multiple vegetable farms.
Water Storage Safety: How to Prepare for Emergencies
Prepare for emergencies by storing clean water. Learn how to purify water with bleach and store it in the best containers to stay safe during storms.
Benefits of Batch Cooking for Busy Schedules and Budget Savings
Spend less time cooking and more time outdoors! Batch cooking saves time, cuts costs, and keeps your meals delicious all week long.
August 11 Week 2 Garden Photos
Montana has over 2900 native plant species. The best time to visit to see wildflowers in peak bloom is late June through August, depending on the elevation and snowpack. Showy Milkweed (Asclepias...
Native Plant Spotlight: Spiderworts
Discover the beauty and benefits of native spiderworts in South Carolina and how to protect them from invasive species.
Question of the Week – Pickleworm
Learn how to spot and control pickleworms in cucumbers and other cucurbits to protect your harvest from this late-season pest.
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – August 4, 2025
Fall crops are going in statewide. Pests and diseases, including downy mildew, are active. Learn prevention tips and see regional crop updates.
Peaches: The Story of South Carolina’s Non-native State Fruit
From ancient China to South Carolina’s Ridge, explore how peaches became the state’s sweet summer symbol.
Water Infusion Recipes Using Fresh South Carolina Produce
Stay hydrated with flavorful water infusions made from South Carolina fruits and herbs. Simple, healthy, and refreshing!