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Japanese Beetles Are Here
Japanese beetles were first reported in North America in 1916. Now they are seen throughout the eastern United States. Japanese Beetles are out now, but I haven’t seen too many. July tends to MORE »
DATE Change – Manufacturing Your Future Class
The 4-H Summer Fun Class, “Manufacturing Your Future” has been postponed to Aug. 4th & 6th. We hope that this schedule change will allow more people to attend. During the class, participants will MORE »
Extension Master Gardener Training
Extension Master Gardener training beginning September 9, 2014 Cost approximately $100.00 See link below to view brochure and application EMG Application http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/MGV-Application0001.pdf EMG Brochure MORE »
2014 Summer Fun Brochure & Registration (See classes on 4-H page)
4-H Summer Fun Brochure: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/?attachment_id=305503 4-H Summer Fun Classes MORE »
Growing Roses
Roses are one of the most beloved flowers in our gardens but not necessarily the easiest to grow. With a little help from this article, attending the Spring Symposium on April 12 MORE »
Wilson Botanical Gardens
Did you know you have a Children’s Garden in Wilson? Did you know you have a Garden that has something blooming year round? Did you know there is a place for you to MORE »
Learn How to Sew!
Everyone needs to know how to sew on a button, make a seam, iron, and more! Wilson County 4-H is offering a beginner sewing class starting on Feb. 24th. This class is designed MORE »
Is It Time to Prune?
Is it Time to Prune? While we have had our share of cold days this winter when we get a warm day gardeners want to get outside and garden. Many times this MORE »
Hellebores or Lenten Roses
Hellebores or Lenten Roses Hellebores or Lenten Roses are small lovely small evergreen groundcover and/or perennials that add color to the winter garden. The foliage is dark green with 7-9 leaflets and growing MORE »
