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Join Colleen Epler-Ruths, a Penn State Extension Master Gardener, for a discussion on the distinction between noxious and native weeds and why it is crucial to understand their ecological significance and impact. This knowledge aids in informed decision-making for ecosystem management and preservation. Noxious weeds, as invasive species, disrupt natural processes, leading to diminished biodiversity by outcompeting native plants and ...

Join John Colatch, a Penn State Extension Master Gardener, for a discussion on transforming your yards and gardens into vibrant havens for insects, pollinators, birds, and wildlife. Discover an array of relatively simple yet wonderfully creative methods to enhance your outdoor spaces. Learn how to attract and support these crucial creatures while beautifying your surroundings. This webinar will serve as ...

Join Penn State Extension Master Gardener volunteer Jennifer Whisner for a presentation on how to get your garden ready for winter habitat. When people tidy up their yards and gardens in the fall, they often forget the organisms that live there year-round. Learn about simple things you can do to make your garden a cozy home for birds and beneficial ...

This live webinar presentation is part of the Second Saturday Gardening Series by the Penn State Extension Master Gardener volunteers of Northumberland and Montour Counties. Join Master Gardener Julie Neves to discover one of the most cost-effective methods for initiating plants for your 2024 garden. This approach is simple, dependable, and enjoyable, and it will prevent your indoor space from ...

This live webinar presentation is part of the Second Saturday Gardening Series by the Penn State Extension Master Gardener volunteers of Northumberland and Montour Counties. Lasagna gardening is a compost/sheet layering method of gardening to create better soil and reduce energy and work to get started. This method may take six to twelve months to prepare your garden bed using ...

Join the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Columbia County for their annual Fall into Gardening virtual symposium. The growing season is coming to a close, but that doesn't mean you can't still garden! The topics covered will include everything you need to know about managing those white grubs in your lawn, introductory fruit tree pruning, and planting bulbs for ...