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Turf and Ornamental Update

The N.C. Cooperative Extension, Beaufort County Center will be offering a Turf and Ornamental Update on February 18, 2026. This will include several classes that will offer Pesticide credits [L, D,…

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Christmas Trees — Roots in Tradition, Growth in North Carolina

***This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer of Beaufort County***The arrival of December brings with it one of the most treasured rituals of the season.…

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The Secret Life of Acorns: Oaks, Wildlife, and the Science of Mast Years

**This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Beaufort County Volunteer Master Gardener**Walk through any North Carolina yard, park, or woodland, and you are bound to hear the crunch of acorns…

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Pollinator Plants to Add Now for Next Year’s Habitat

***This article written by Angela Mason Foster, Extension Master Gardener Volunteer***As we move into the quieter pace of fall, it’s the perfect time to think ahead—not just to spring blooms, but to…

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Lawn Love in the Fall: Renovation and Reseeding Tips

** This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Beaufort County Extension Master Gardener Volunteer **If your lawn looks more like a patchwork quilt than a lush carpet of green, you’re not alone.…

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From Pineapples to Air Plants: The Surprising World of Bromeliads

(This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer)When most people think of houseplants, their minds jump to pothos, snake plants, or perhaps a trusty…

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The Cacao Tree: From Ancient Mesoamerica to Global Chocolate

(This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer)Few plants have shaped human civilization as profoundly as Theobroma cacao, the cacao tree. This remarkable…

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Fungus Gnats: Tiny Pests in Houseplants and How to Control Them

(This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer)If you’ve ever noticed tiny, mosquito-like insects flitting around your houseplants, you’re not alone. These are…

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Daphne: The Winter Perfume of the Garden

(This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer)When winter grips Eastern North Carolina, many plants retreat into dormancy, leaving gardens bare and colorless.…

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Camellias: Winter’s Crown Jewel in Eastern NC

(This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer)When winter grays over Eastern North Carolina, camellias step into the spotlight, turning gardens into vibrant…