Scouting and monitoring your garden for pests at least once, preferably twice, per week can greatly reduce the damage that is acquired from insects. It... more

There have been many calls about flowers on your tomato plants drying up and falling off without setting any fruit. You are probably hoping that... more

     In our fast-paced world interest in home vegetable gardening has decreased because of busy schedules, convenience, and lack of space. However, due to changes... more

    One of our Master Gardeners came across an article about a long time gardener in Guntersville who found small tomato-like fruit on his potato plants... more

They're Back !!!!!!       Well, here it is the first week of June and just like clockwork we have been seeing the beginning of the emergence... more

Vegetable gardening requires a lot of time and hard work. Gardeners have to prepare the soil, plant the seeds, add fertilize and lime, and tend... more

Question:  When shopping for fertilizer or pest control products is it best to buy organic products? Answer:  Before we can understand the “organic vs. chemical” pesticide... more

Question: We moved into a new home last year and noticed an unusual flower spring up. They have lovely red flowers but no foliage. Do... more