Delaying cleanup a little bit is better for the precious insects and spiders who are overwintering.

2020 MG March Newsletter

“Mistakes are the foliage around the roses of success.” 2020 MG February Newsletter

The Christmas cactus is native to the rain forests of Brazil where they grow among tree branches. The holiday cactus can be the longest-lived, giving a greater bounty of flowers with each successive year. 2019 MG December Newsletter

A huge thank you to all the Master Gardener Volunteers for their work and support of the Wood County Master Gardener Volunteer Association. 2019 MG November Newsletter

Marigold or Calendula is the flower associated with October. 2019 MG October Newsletter

Friday the 13th Full Moon is a rare event you will not see again until 2049. 2019 MG September Newsletter

A sunflower is not just one flower. Both the fuzzy brown center and the classic yellow petals are actually 1,000 – 2,000 individual flowers, held together on a single stalk. 2019 MG August Newsletter

Today I found out South African earthworms can grow as large as 22 feet long, with the average length being about 6 feet long. 2019 MG July Newsletter

Good News, according to Climate Depot, Glacier National Park Quietly Removes Its ‘Gone by 2020’ Signs As ‘Glaciers Appear to be Growing, not Melting in Recent Years’
2019 MG June Newsletter

Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over . . . it became a butterfly. 2019 May MG Newsletter