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Star Of Bethlehem

InkFreeNews.com Posted Jan 07, 2023  Updated: Jan 6, 2023 @ 2:30 PM

This perennial bulb, associated with the birth of Jesus, blooms here in Northern Indiana in April.

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Autumnal Affection

InkFreeNews.com Posted Dec 03, 2022  Updated: Nov 30, 2022 @ 2:26 PM

Out of normal seasonal growth patterns, I collected the “bonsai-size” leaves from my northern red and scarlet oak as they fell to the ground.

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A Kaleidoscope Of Color

InkFreeNews.com Posted Nov 05, 2022  Updated: Oct 28, 2022 @ 11:32 AM

Each autumn, the leaves of trees throughout the neighborhood transition from shades of green to a tapestry of bold oranges, reds and yellows, telling their story.

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Saving Seed

InkFreeNews.com Posted Oct 01, 2022  Updated: Sep 29, 2022 @ 5:01 PM

Collecting flower seeds from your favorite plants is a fun and rewarding pastime.

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Herbs and their Cousins, The Spices

InkFreeNews.com Posted Aug 16, 2016  Updated: Aug 16, 2016 @ 9:12 AM

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

Posted in Archive 2016 | Tagged In The Garden, Joyce Corson | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

In The Garden — Flavoring With Herbs

InkFreeNews.com Posted Jul 25, 2016  Updated: Jan 10, 2022 @ 2:25 PM

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

Posted in Archive 2016 | Tagged In The Garden, Joyce Corson | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

In The Garden — Following Herb Gardens

InkFreeNews.com Posted Jul 14, 2016  Updated: Jul 12, 2016 @ 2:02 PM

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

Posted in Archive 2016 | Tagged herb garden, In The Garden, Joyce Corson | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

In The Garden — Growing Flowers From Seed

InkFreeNews.com Posted Apr 14, 2016  Updated: Apr 8, 2016 @ 3:16 PM

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

Posted in Archive 2016 | Tagged growing flowers from seed, In The Garden, Joyce Corson, master garden | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

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

InkFreeNews.com Posted Mar 25, 2016  Updated: Mar 24, 2016 @ 9:22 PM

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

Posted in Archive 2016 | Tagged In The Garden, Irish shamrock, iron cross shamrocks, Joyce Corson, pansies, potatoes, red clover | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

In The Garden — Amenities For Indoor Gardening

InkFreeNews.com Posted Dec 10, 2015  Updated: Dec 10, 2015 @ 2:48 PM

  By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — Once you have the feel for an indoor garden many options for grooming and managing will take place. Smaller tools will be helpful. Many sizes of tools can be found in bonsai catalogues or from your cast-off table silverware. … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015 | Tagged In The Garden, indoor gardening, Joyce Corson, perennials | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

In The Garden — Storing Your Garden Tools For Winter

InkFreeNews.com Posted Oct 08, 2015  Updated: Oct 8, 2015 @ 1:18 PM

By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener Two forms of art in my life; culinary and garden require sharp tools. My father Ralph Freels kept mother’s kitchen hand tools sharp with a whet stone. I keep my knives sharp with a sharpening steel. The garden tools, shovels, hoes, trimmers, … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015 | Tagged In The Garden, Joyce Corson, storing garden tools | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

In The Garden — Getting Your Garden Ready For Winter

InkFreeNews.com Posted Sep 17, 2015  Updated: Sep 17, 2015 @ 4:39 PM

By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — By now all of us, here in Northern Indiana, may have experienced the frost date of September 15, scheduled by Mother Nature. Some of our tenders may already have been nipped by cold winds or drops of freezing dew. You … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015 | Tagged Gentian, In The Garden, Joyce Corson | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

In The Garden — The Seed Collector

InkFreeNews.com Posted Aug 27, 2015  Updated: Aug 27, 2015 @ 4:55 PM

By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener SYRACUSE — Many of us have pulled off the seed pod of a marigold, pressed on the dried blossoms gently pulling the seeds out and fanning them between our fingers. You can save them in a paper sandwich bag to plant in … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015 | Tagged In The Garden, Joyce Corson, seed collector | | Buy Photos | Contact Author
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‘In The Garden’ — More Watering and ‘Deadheading’

InkFreeNews.com Posted Aug 06, 2015  Updated: Aug 6, 2015 @ 3:29 PM

By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener A flower is born, lives out its life and dies. It makes seeds or dust for the next generation of flowers. Some flowers bear fruit or leaves that we may eat holding nutrients that feed or heal our bodies. The reason to … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015 | Tagged basil, cilantro, coriander, deadhead, Flowers, hosta, In The Garden, Joyce Corson, Master Gardeners, Purdue Extension, seeds, water | | Buy Photos | Contact Author
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‘In The Garden’ — Pruning Asters And Other Fall Flowers

InkFreeNews.com Posted Jul 16, 2015  Updated: Jul 16, 2015 @ 12:54 PM

By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener The hot days of July and August can take a toll on perennials that need to survive not only cold spring weather but the warmer months without rain. This is the ultimate challenge for the seasoned gardener. It is important to have … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015 | Tagged adequate water, aster, chrysanthemums, fall flowers, goldenrod, Hard Water, hostas, In The Garden, Joyce Corson, Master Gardeners, perennials, pruning, Purdue Extension, rotate crops, slugs | | Buy Photos | Contact Author
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‘In The Garden’ — How Does Hybridization Apply To Garden Care?

InkFreeNews.com Posted Jun 25, 2015  Updated: Jun 25, 2015 @ 5:08 PM

By JOYCE ARLEEN CORSON Master Gardener Your garden and surroundings can be a great resource for you. Plants, like people, have habits and characteristics essential to their survival. Some take more of a lot than a little water. Watering should be early, between 4 and 8 a.m. as … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015 | Tagged clump and leaf size, color, disease resistance, fragrance, growing zone, hybridization, In The Garden, Joyce Corson, Master Gardeners, pistil, pollen, Purdue Extension, scapes, Seed and Believe, seed pod, shape, Slightly Different Nursery, stamen | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

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