Gardening doesn't stop just because it gets cold outside! Check out our January Gardening Tips in our bio for tips on winter gardening projects.
#gardentips #GardeningAdvice #januarygarden #januarygardens #januarygardening #gardening #wintergarden #gardenprojects #uconnladybug
Choking and girdling damage to a native tree from invasive Oriental bittersweet. Bring pruners for scouting your property and clip off vines if possible. Now is a great time to see the vines while trees and shrubs aren't leafed out.
📸 by Pamm Cooper, UConn Home & Garden ...Education Center
Native cranberry viburnum, Viburnum trilobum, previously known as V. Opulus ssp. americanum, supports pollinators and birds. The striking red fruit clusters can remain well into winter to provide a food source for birds and small animals.
📸 by Pamm Cooper, UConn Home & Garden ...Education Center
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Gardening doesn't stop just because it gets cold! Check out these gardening tips to help you stay on track for the next growing season.
https://homegarden.cahnr.uconn.edu/monthly-gardening-tips-for-connecticut/gardening-tips-january/
Our January newsletter is out! Check it out for resources on seed shopping, heirlooms vs hybrids, houseplant care, and growing your own microgreens!
https://homegarden.cahnr.uconn.edu/2025/01/03/january/
Our January newsletter is out! Check it out for resources on seed shopping, heirlooms vs hybrids, houseplant care, and growing your own microgreens!
Click the link in our bio to get the inside scoop.
📸 by Heather Zidack, UConn Home & Garden Education Center
...#enewsletter #seedcatalogs #seedcatalog #seedstarting #heirloom #hybrid #seedshopping #gardentips #houseplants #microgreens #uconnladybug
Happy New Year! 🍾
📸 by Sean Flynn/UConn Photo
#happynewyear #2025 #uconnladybug
Happy New Year! 🍾
📸 by Sean Flynn/UConn Photo
2024 in Pictures. Click through to read the captions describing trends we noticed from inquiries, sample submissions, and our own experiences out in parks and gardens around the state!
Did you notice the same trends that we did?