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Watering Landscape Ornamentals
July 29, 2021It’s that time of the year when it’s both very hot and, likely, very dry. While it’s important to water landscape ornamentals all year long, now is a...
Fine Fescues are Impressive in Kansas…So Far
July 15, 2021Fine fescues include multiple species: creeping red fescue; slender creeping red fescue; Chewings fescue; sheep fescue; and hard fescue. In our state, they...
Fine Fescues are Impressive in Kansas…So Far
July 15, 2021Fine fescues include multiple species: creeping red fescue; slender creeping red fescue; Chewings fescue; sheep fescue; and hard fescue. In our state, they...
Japanese Beetles
July 9, 2021This article is featured in the Kansas State University Extension Entomology Newsletter.
New Publication: Industrial Weed Control
July 9, 2021Visit the KSRE Bookstore to view the updated publication on Industrial Weed Control , which has a focus on right-of-way and industrial areas. This publication...
Japanese Beetles
July 9, 2021This article is featured in the Kansas State University Extension Entomology Newsletter.
How to Avoid Being “Bitten” by Mosquitoes
June 30, 2021Have you ever wondered how to reduce the chances of being bitten by mosquitos? The K-State Extension Entomology Newsletter has a great post within their June...
Celebrating Pollinators Year Around
June 30, 2021It was Pollinator Week June 21-27, 2021 ! How did you take part during Pollinator Week? Perhaps you had an encounter with a buzzy friend in the garden or planted...
SAVE THE DATE! K-State Turf and Oranamentals Field Day 2021
June 30, 2021The 2021 K-State Turf and Ornamentals Field Day is scheduled for Thursday, August 5th at the Rocky Ford Turfgrass Research Center in Manhattan, Kansas.
1, 2, 3…..look for bagworms!
June 30, 2021The June 11, 2021 issue of the Extension Entomology Newsletter featured a recent post on Bagworms. The cool weather may have slowed the development of these...