There’s no doubt that August and September were drought months in our area. With global warming, there are likely to be more years like this in the future. As Master Gardeners we need to educate ourselves as to how to help our plants through drought conditions as well as learn what plants are best suited [Continue]
Only one tamarack tree grows within a mile of my home. The dry, alkaline farmland area is not conducive to the moist acidic soil conditions that my reference books say tamaracks need to thrive. Tamaracks, also called larches, are conifers, meaning they produce cones, but they are unusual in that they lose all [Continue]