Cultivating diversity in your garden with wildflowers
An article urges replacing monoculture gardens with diverse wildflower plantings. It outlines seasonal bloom patterns, annual biennial and perennial roles, and practices to maintain color and variety, including reseeding and cutting aggressive perennials. It also provides sources for seeds and seed suppliers.
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Non lawn trend appeals to environmentalists in suburbs
A suburban homeowner champions a low maintenance lawn approach using natural processes and no chemicals. Roy mows, clippings feed soil, grass dormants in drought, and barefoot walking remains enjoyable. Abby Adams, author, promotes eco friendly yard ideas.
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Controlling common poisonous plants in local areas
Poison ivy Rhus radicans is common in our area growing on buildings trees fences and on the ground in pastures and noncrop land. It is a woody perennial reaching up to eight feet and reproduces by creeping roots and birds dispersed seeds. Leaves come in threes on stems with three leaflets varying in margin and size.
Poison Ivy Control Guidelines for Year-Round Safety
All parts of poison ivy are toxic year round. Contact can occur by brushing, clothing, tools, pet hair, or smoke. For control, clip at ground level repeatedly, tillage or mowing over years, or dig out with roots in small beds. Wear waterproof gloves and consult local Clemson Extension for herbicide guidelines and proper label use.
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Clemson Extension
Conservation district holds board meeting in Aiken
The Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District will hold its regular board meeting today at 1 p.m. in the Aiken County Agriculture Services Center.
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