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Herbs and their Cousins, The Spices

InkFreeNews.com Aug 16, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Aug 16, 2016 @ 9:12 AM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener Are the two really related? I think they are through kitchen recipes. It is easy to take for granted the accessibility of herbs and spices. If you live in a climate that supports the growth of spice trees or shrubs for flavor … Read More

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In The Garden — Flavoring With Herbs

InkFreeNews.com Jul 25, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Jul 25, 2016 @ 9:09 AM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — The lone scent of one herb, such as sage, can immediately bring occasions to mind such as family gatherings at Thanksgiving or Christmas. Blending two herbs or more together, such as basil and oregano, is a familiar aroma of pizza … Read More

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In The Garden — Following Herb Gardens

InkFreeNews.com Jul 14, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Jul 12, 2016 @ 2:02 PM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — The herb gardens featured here are three of my favorite. They have been featured in previous articles and it is great to see how they have progressed. Keeping location in mind, each destination is premium space. The production yield is … Read More

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In The Garden: Things Stumbled Upon

InkFreeNews.com Jul 08, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Jul 8, 2016 @ 3:01 PM
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By Gail Jacobs Master Gardener Most things seem like an eternity at the time. Take Japanese Beetles for instance.  About thirty plus years ago Japanese Beetles were the plague.  They consumed every rose, purple leaved or purple blooming growing thing in my yard.  They required each day that … Read More

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Gardening When I Knew Nothing

InkFreeNews.com Jun 30, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Jun 27, 2016 @ 8:02 PM
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By Gail Jacobs Master Gardener Sometime back when I was in grade school probably second or third grade my family had a kindly old neighbor lady who I called “Mint”.  I have no idea how I came to call here that but looking back it seems fitting.  Mint … Read More

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No One will Plant Your Garden for You!

InkFreeNews.com May 22, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: May 31, 2016 @ 8:25 PM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener When it’s your garden, you have a personal attachment. Someone may do the planting, but you will not be far away, not missing a moment of all that is involved. It’s time to get busy, too, if you want to have fruit … Read More

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In The Garden — Bee Friendly Gardening

InkFreeNews.com May 06, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: May 6, 2016 @ 12:12 PM
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By AMANDA ZAMBRANO Master Gardener Intern  For a number of years now, there has been a growing concern about the poor health of bee colonies and the subsequent impact on the environment. From 1947 to 2008, bee hives have declined rapidly, from 6 million hives to 2.4 million … Read More

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Garden Design For Spring, Summer And Fall

InkFreeNews.com Apr 29, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: May 4, 2016 @ 3:03 PM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — Living plants for summer in zone 5b can be designed into a purposeful relationship to each other, their environment and those who choose to enjoy a personal creation for garden design. First, consider the space available, direction of natural elements … Read More

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In The Garden — Growing Flowers From Seed

InkFreeNews.com Apr 14, 2016 avatarDeb Patterson  Updated: Apr 8, 2016 @ 3:16 PM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — It isn’t too late to plant annual, perennial and biennial flower seeds for summer blossoms, maybe not this summer, but the following for sure. Why is it necessary to start plants before it’s warm outdoors? Well, for some species, it … Read More

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In The Garden — Dividing Perennials

InkFreeNews.com Apr 07, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Apr 7, 2016 @ 4:08 PM
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By AMANDA ZAMBRANO Master Gardener Intern One of my favorite spring garden tasks is dividing plants. Plants can be divided to control the size of the plants, rejuvenating old plants or increasing the number of plants. How do you know if your perennials need dividing? Your flowers may … Read More

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In The Garden — Screening And Harvesting Your Vermicompost

InkFreeNews.com Mar 31, 2016 avatarDeb Patterson  Updated: Mar 31, 2016 @ 4:32 PM
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By AMY MUNCY Master Gardener WARSAW — You may need to screen your vermicompost, especially if you’ve used rough stuff (sticks etc.) in the bedding that takes time to break down. A round gardener’s sieve with a 3/16 inch mesh will work best. Try to find one with … Read More

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In The Garden — St. Patrick’s Day, Green Peas, Potatoes And Pansies

InkFreeNews.com Mar 25, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Mar 24, 2016 @ 9:22 PM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — Every year around the middle of March and as part of our St. Patty’s Day celebration, we plant snow peas and set potatoes in the ground. Some save planting potatoes for Good Friday. The Irish shamrock, Trifolium dubium also known … Read More

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In The Garden: Vermicomposting, How To Get Started

InkFreeNews.com Mar 10, 2016 avatarDeb Patterson  Updated: Mar 10, 2016 @ 4:17 PM
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By AMY MUNCY Master Gardener WARSAW — We will start with the type of worm to use for vermicomposting. These are not the usual big burrowing earthworms that live in garden soil. Here are some of the names used … red worms, tiger worms, brandlings, angle worms, manure … Read More

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In The Garden — Flowers For Color In The Herb Garden

InkFreeNews.com Mar 03, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Mar 3, 2016 @ 5:11 PM
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By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — Herbs are grown for their flavor, aroma and in some cases they are known to keep us healthy. All parts of the herb plant are used in some way for culinary arts or home amenities depending on the species. Most … Read More

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In The Garden — Winter Pruning

InkFreeNews.com Feb 25, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Feb 25, 2016 @ 2:11 PM
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By AMANDA ZAMBRANO Master Gardener Intern WARSAW — Sharpen those pruning shears, friends. Pruning season is upon us. Look for a sunny day in the next couple of weeks (late February/early March), and get going. Here’s my pruning list and a few tips. Overgrown shrubs. Typically we only … Read More

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In The Garden: Vermicomposting, Small And/Or Large Scale

InkFreeNews.com Feb 18, 2016 avatarGuest Author  Updated: Feb 18, 2016 @ 3:29 PM
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By AMY MUNCY
Advanced Master Gardener
WARSAW — Vermicomposting is using specifically, worms to compost kitchen scraps. This is probably the best way of composting kitchen wastes.

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