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It's September and there are still plenty of chores in the garden!
September Gardening Tips Click on highlighted links for additional information Annuals and Perennials Education and Events Houseplants In the...
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Growing a garden every year gives you an opportunity to learn where your food comes from and what it looks like at various stages of development. When it comes to artichokes, we harvest tender buds for our kitchens. And while we can't eat this artichoke anymore, it could make a beautiful cut ...or dried flower!
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Sharing this event for our partners in the UConn Extension Master Gardener Program:
Upcoming Advanced Master Gardener Class at the Middlesex County Extension Office!
Register for the Advanced Master Gardener Class: Sustainable Regenerative Gardening for the Scientist, Gardener ...& Environmentalist at s.uconn.edu/MGClass
Our September Newsletter is out!
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Our September Newsletter is out!
Learn about supporting pollinators, getting the most out of your harvest, and where to turn for preparing and storing all those veggies!
View as a PDF "By all these lovely tokens, September days are here. With summer's best of weather and autumn's best of cheer." - Helen H ...
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Fall is a great time to divide and transplant perennials! Keep these few guidelines in mind:
🌾 Perennials that flower in the spring and summer can be moved and divided in the autumn.
🌾 Late season bloomers should be moved in the spring. Mark their location this fall so you ...know where to dig next spring!
🌾 Transplanted perennials should continue to receive supplemental watering (if necessary, always check the soil before watering) until the first hard frost
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Be on the lookout for Japanese Knotweed at this time of year!