Water From Asheville City System OK for Gardens?
Established landscape plants are beginning to show signs of not having water since late September when an unpresented 15” …
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Collapse ▲Established landscape plants are beginning to show signs of not having water since late September when an unpresented 15” …
UPDATE: If you are a property owner in Buncombe County, have storm debris on your property and do not have …
October 17, 2024 Many Western North Carolina gardens produce fruits, herbs, and vegetables well into the fall. We look forward …
Calling all farmers & homeowners needing to dispose of pesticide (no dealers, businesses, or retailers)! The Buncombe County Landfill …
If you have experienced flood damage to pesticide storage facilities, or pesticide products have been deposited on your property …
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On September 13 folks will have a rare opportunity to come to Pittsboro and buy native plants from our …
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If treated properly, many herb plants will survive in the garden for a number of …
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