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[ad_1] For 48 years, University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners have measured success by gardens planted, insects identified, produce harvested and the millions of hours volunteers have logged by helping others learn to grow. From farms and small towns to suburbs and the inner city, more than 2,600 volunteers statewide put their mission of helping […]
[ad_1] Don’t panic when you find a powdery white substance covering the leaves of some of your flowers, vegetables, and shrubs. This is a good clue that your plants are infected with the fungal disease, powdery mildew. Most otherwise healthy plants can tolerate the damage and perennials will return the following year. You may see […]
[ad_1] LIVE MUSIC Saturday, July 29 Acoustic Endorphins • WINEaLOT Vineyards, Greenleaf. Current hits, classic rock and ‘90s music. 2 p.m. (All minors must be accompanied by an adult.) Visit winealotvineyards.com for more details. Sunday, July 30 David Rokos • Cocoon Brewing, Ledgeview. Live music in the meadow. 12 p.m. Follow Cocoon Brewing’s Facebook page […]
[ad_1] MASTER GARDENER — Developing roots is important with mycorrhizae Published 12:06 am Thursday, July 20, 2023 Seeds germinating in mycorrhizae-rich environments demonstrate hyphae, which are long, thread-like branching structures that are tiny filament highways that absorb surrounding nutrients, allowing them to be transported throughout the thallus or fungus body. (fungi.com) Let me start by […]