Gardening issues? Ask Washtenaw County
Not sure how to dig a hole and put a seed in it? Or do you have more specific questions about horticulture? Give the Garden Hotline in Washtenaw County a call. The weather should be improving so get prepared for getting dirty.Excerpt:Area experts have a lot of tips on how to get started. There are so many resources right in your own backyard that even the brownest thumbs can push something out of the ground by fall. And rest assured, if you come across a question or problem you can call the Washtenaw County Extension through October for advice from a master gardener. The Garden Hotline in Washtenaw County is 734-997-1819. Master gardeners are available to answer questions Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. They will answer general gardening questions and household pest problems.Read the entire article here.
Not sure how to dig a hole and put a seed in it? Or do you have more specific questions about horticulture? Give the Garden Hotline in Washtenaw County a call. The weather should be improving so get prepared for getting dirty.
Excerpt:
Area experts have a lot of tips on how to get started. There are so many resources right in your own backyard that even the brownest thumbs can push something out of the ground by fall.
And rest assured, if you come across a question or problem you can call the Washtenaw County Extension through October for advice from a master gardener.
The Garden Hotline in Washtenaw County is 734-997-1819. Master gardeners are available to answer questions Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. They will answer general gardening questions and household pest problems.
Read the entire article here.
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