Post Rock Answers Horticulture Articles
Cassie Thiessen
Post Rock Extension District
Horticulture Agent
785-738-3597
Current Articles
 If you wish your grass was a little greener, now is the time to act! |
Post Rock Answers Master Gardener Program If you love spending time with nature and growing trees, vegetables, or flowers, the K-State Master Gardener Program is perfect for you!
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 Gardening in Kansas will always be a challenge with our spontaneous weather and the number of insects we have to deal with. Incorporating a few tips and tricks into your garden maintenance will insure a bountiful harvest. |
 Mulching, caging, or staking keeps plants off the ground, making them less vulnerable. Better air circulation allows foliage to dry quicker than in plants allowed to sprawl. Mulching also helps prevent water from splashing and carrying disease spores to the plant. |
 The most common hosts for bagworms are cedar and juniper trees. However, they may also attack other evergreens, such as arborvitae, spruce, and pine. |
