Melons have long been favored for their sweetness and ease of growing with their cultivation having been documented as far back as ancient Egypt.
Lawn, Gardening & Pests News
Japanese Stiltgrass - Weed of the Week
Hairy Galinsoga - Weed of the Week
Common Purslane - Weed of the Week
Proper Soil Moisture
Typically, soil moisture is out of our control, unless growing crops in a high tunnel or greenhouse. In a perfect gardening world, it would rain as often as the crops need watered but that’s not always the case. Too much water can cause leaching of nutrients and diseases, and not enough water will result in a small harvest or plant death.
Broadleaf Plantain - Weed of the Week
Become an Extension Master Gardener This Fall
WVU Extension Service Master Gardener training is typically offered through in-person courses organized by WVU Extension Service offices around the state. Due to the persistent risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, we have modified how we will work with our clientele through the fall. WVU Extension Service will continue offering online Master Gardener training classes for the fall, beginning on August 20, 2020.
Common Lambsquarters - Weed of the Week
Heritage Beans
Beans have been grown in home gardens for years. In fact, beans have a richer genetic diversity in Appalachia than anywhere else in the world.