SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – July 21, 2025
Disease pressure is high and mites are spreading. Read the latest SC crop and field updates and fall prep news from across the state.
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July 21 Week 3 Garden Photos
The Beartooth Highway (US Rt. 212) is a scenic 68-mile road that connects Red Lodge, Montana, to the Northeastern Gate of Yellowstone National Park. The highest elevation point is 10,947 feet,...
Pet-Safe Indoor Houseplants: What’s Safe for Cats and Dogs
10 indoor plants that are safe for cats and dogs.
Fit and Busy: How to Stay Active with a Packed Schedule
Easy ways to stay active when you’re busy
What Is This Clay Nest on a Collard Leaf? It’s a Potter Wasp Nest
Potter wasps: tiny builders, big caterpillar hunters
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Update – July 14, 2025
SC crop update: disease, insects, and harvest highlights
The Watermelon Journey: History, Cultivation & Harvest in South Carolina
The journey of watermelon from vine to table.
July 14 Week 2 Garden Photos
In May, a group of extension professionals and Master Gardener volunteers headed across the pond to explore pollinator conservation and citizen science in and around London. State coordinators of...
Native Plant Spotlight: Bee Balm
Bee balm is a fragrant, native plant pollinators love.
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – July 7, 2025
SC crop harvests rise with pest and disease pressure.
Deer-Resistant Gardening: 3 Plant Groups That Deter Browsing
Learn how to protect your garden from deer damage with plants that are aromatic, toxic, or textured—three proven strategies for creating a more deer-resistant landscape.
July 7 Week 1 Garden Photos
Amy Dabbs, Clemson Master Extension Associate and Statewide School and Community Garden Coordinator recently had the opportunity to visit the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in England. The Flower Show...