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Gifford Garden Notes Archived Articles
Please note: The gardens are closed from November 1 - March 31. We welcome you to peruse our achives of Gifford Garden Notes found below. Garden Highlights! by Margaret Eyring Spring Plant Sale! by Diane Fagergren How to Do Coleus Cuttings by Linda Gaines, Gardening Certificate Program student in the I.E.S. Adult Continuing Education Program Making Compost Tea at Home by Lisa McGuire, Gardening Certificate Program student in the I.E.S. Adult Continuing Education Program Spring Plant Sale! by Diane Fagergren Organics: do they really work? by Sue Williams, IES Rosarian Off we go to Sweden! by Diane Fagergren Organics; high tea, a brew with a twist by Sue Williams, IES Rosarian Late Season Heroes by Margaret Eyring Sun loving plants by Diane Fagergren Our peony collection! by Diane Fagergren The Spring Plant Sale! by Diane Fagergren The Muddy Signs of Spring by Sue Williams, IES Rosarian Information Center Display by Diane Fagergren Flower Shows by Diane Fagergren Containers and Window Boxes by Diane Fagergren Suppression of Blackspot on Roses, Part II by Sue Williams, IES Rosarian Creating Winter Interest with Perennials by Diane Fagergren Maintaining a Successful Water Garden by Sue Williams, IES Rosarian Our peony collection! by Diane Fagergren The Spring Plant Sale! by Diane Fagergren Successful Lawn Care by Brad Roeller The Ides of March by Diane Fagergren Emerging Spring by Diane Fagergren Awaiting Spring by Diane Fagergren Going Organic by Brad Roeller, Manager of Display Gardens Black Spots on Roses by Sue Williams, IES Rosarian The information center at the Gifford Garden by Diane Fagergren Fall Colors by Diane Fagergren Late Summer Bloomers by Diane Fagergren Summer Flowers by Diane Fagergren In Bloom by Diane Fagergren In Bloom by Diane Fagergren In Bloom by Diane Fagergren Early Bloomers by Diane Fagergren Caring for your seedlings by Diane Fagergren Starting Seeds Indoors by Diane Fagergren Signs of Spring! by Diane Fagergren Just what can be done to lower (and maintain) deer densities to levels where their impacts on forest ecosystems are minimal?. by Brad Roeller Impacts to forest ecosystems attributed to the current overabundance of white-tailed deer. by Brad Roeller Is your idea of a healthy and pristine forest one where you have no difficulty looking a long way through the forest without interference from shrubs and tree seedlings? by Brad Roeller Those d--- deer! by Brad Roeller Gardening for winter interest (continued). by Diane Fagergren Gardening for winter interest (continued). by Diane Fagergren Gardening for winter interest (continued). by Diane Fagergren Gardening for winter interest and attracting birds. by Diane Fagergren Helping your plants get through the winter. by Diane Fagergren Introduction of Diane Fagergren Gifford Garden Archives, July 2001 - January 2003 Gifford Garden Archives, July 2000 - June 2001 Gifford Garden Archives, July 1999 - June 2000