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They're back!!!! - ITCH MITES

(By Jared Hoyle; KSU Turfgrass Research and Extension)

Turf health problems, above and below ground. And why your putting green soil should not look like tiramisu.

The soggy weather continues, and diseases are in full swing. Dewy, wet mornings lead to mycelial growth of the pathogens that cause dollar spot or foliar Pythium....

Turf health problems, above and below ground. And why your putting green soil should not look like tiramisu.

The soggy weather continues, and diseases are in full swing. Dewy, wet mornings lead to mycelial growth of the pathogens that cause dollar spot or foliar Pythium....

The plight of urban trees (and you thought YOU were having a bad day!)

Ideally, trees should be protected during construction. For some tips, you can check out this website:

It's Finally September - That Means Football and Fescue

(By Ward Upham and Jared Hoyle, KSU Research and Extension)

It's Finally September - That Means Football and Fescue

Turfgrass

Low Water Use Turfgrass Event - Hays, KS

Tuesday evening, Sept. 20 is set for the annual Horticulture Night at the Kansas State University Agricultural Research Center in Hays. This year the emphasis...

Golf Tournament to Support K-State Turfgrass Students

(By Jared Hoyle, KSU Turfgrass Research and Extension)

Twig girdlers

This post is from Ward Upham, originally on the KSU Hort News .

Peonies may be cut back

This post is from Ward Upham, originally on the K-State Horticulture Newsletter