
Here They Come Again! More Periodical Cicadas Will Emerge This Spring
If you missed them last year or didn’t get your fill, you’ll have another chance to see periodical cicadas …
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What to Look for Out of the more than 20,000 bee species in the world, approximately 70% build their nests …
As the holiday season approaches, the PDIC will be following scheduled closures based on the university holiday calendar. For Thanksgiving, …
Let’s talk about 5 steps you can take now to prepare your garden for winter. Plan ahead so you’re …
All high school youth are invited to join us for the 2025 North Carolina Youth Institute on April 11th, …
In the aftermath of Helene and the devastation that hit Western North Carolina, our hearts go out to those …
UPDATE 1/21/25: The weather has gotten in the way again! Our event venue has announced that they will be …
With the arrival of fall weather, it may seem like it’s too late for planting anything that blooms, BUT, …
Most of the time when a plant looks dead, it probably IS dead. However, there are Weird & Wonderful exceptions! Many …
Let’s plant some garlic! If you have never grown your own garlic before, it can be a really fun and …
Happening This Month: Growing Lavender for Beginners! Are you ready to add a touch of tranquility to your garden? Join …
Gardening is a lot about hope, timing, and a little about gambling. We bring home a plant from the …
Weird & Wonderful Series…Hornworms Did you know that many insects will glow under UV lights?! Hornworms are a great group to …
Midsummer Vegetable Garden Checklist We know it’s hot outside, but consider this your midsummer inspirational pep-talk to get out in …
Did you know that July is American Grown Flowers Month? If you’re wondering what American Grown Flowers Month is, …
The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is a wonderful opportunity to get outside, observe nature, and help contribute to valuable …
Plants can be Weird & Wonderful and unpredictable! Join our SlickText group for some really fun updates and insider opportunities …
OK I know it’s March, so I am going to blame a warm early season this year for our …
It is with immense gratitude that we wish the remarkable Dr. Charles “Chuck” Hodges a very happy “second retirement”. …
Beginning January 17th, 2023, the NC State Plant Disease and Insect Clinic (PDIC) will no longer be providing identification …
This publication offers fertilizer suggestions for a variety of crops, including field, pasture and hay …
This publication explains how and where to send specimens for disease, insect and weed identification.
This manual, updated every year, covers pesticide use and safety information, chemical application equipment, fertilizer …
This factsheet covers the use of polyacrylamides as a means of erosion control on construction …
Runoff on construction sites often contains large amount of soil and trapping it before it …
This publication discusses the construction of fiber check dams on construction sites to control sediment …
This publication describes methods to reduce turbidity and suspended solids in water being pumped into …
Construction sites of more than one acre are required to install systems to retain sediment …