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Common Evergreen Pests in New Mexico - Dr. John Formby, Forest Health Specialist with NM Forestry. Home Composting - John Zarola, Outreach Coordinator for the Bernalillo County Extension Master Composters program!
Healthy Soils - Isabelle Jenniches, Outreach Coordinator of The NM Healthy Soil Working Group. Growing Fruits - Suzanne Cole, Mora County Extension and Sara Moran, Bernalillo County Extension Office.
Cover Crops as Garden Tools - Dr. Planning the Fall Vegetable Garden - John Garlisch, Bernalillo County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent. Container Gardening - Dr. Marisa Thompson, Urban Horticulture Extension Specialist.
Medicinal Plants - Dr. Ivette Guzmán, NMSU Assistant Professor of Horticulture. Preserving the Harvest - Cindy Davies, retired Family Consumer Science Agent, NMSU's Cooperative Extension Service in Bernalillo County.
Gardening with Kids - Nissa Patterson, Program Assistant, School Gardens Project, Bernalillo County Cooperative Extension. Pest Management for the Home Garden - Dr.
Amanda Skidmore, NMSU Extension Integrated Pest Management IPM Specialist. Permaculture for the Home Garden - Lynda Garvin, Valencia County Extension Agriculture Agent. Grapevine Management - Dr. Gill Giese, Extension Viticulturist Specialist, Agricultural Science Center at Los Lunas.
Planting the Vegetable Garden - John Garlisch, Bernalillo County Cooperative Extension Service. Tree Pruning Basics - Dr. Designing Landscapes for Diversity - Dr. Amanda Skidmore, NMSU Extension IPM Specialist. Houseplant Care - John Garlisch, Bernalillo County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent.
Holiday Wine Pairings for New Mexico - Dr. Taking Care of the Winter Landscape - Dr. Marisa Thompson, NMSU Horticulture Specialist. Planting the Fall Veggie Garden - John Garlisch, Bernalillo County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent.
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Explore the garden with a focus on the basics of pollination ecology and discover how to maximize food production by encouraging both native and exotic pollinators. Beyond providing refuge for six-legged friends under siege, found out how your garden can play a vital role in rebuilding the local ecosystem and creating climate resilience.
Explore the garden while thinking first about plants in terms of their form and function, and then learn some strategies to best lay out your planting plan. Ecological design is based on the same principles as landscape design, however, practitioners can become caught up in the arrangement of elements and materials and forget that the application of art and design principles are critical to evoke meaning, intent and order.
Join Dan Jaffe Wilder to explore native plants that are rugged, rich in biodiversity, as well as problem solvers for challenging sites in the landscape. Over the past two hundred years, designers have created a uniquely Parisian look to the gardens, as they have become a cultural way of life.
This presentation will take us on a virtual walk through many of the spectacular gardens of Paris. Landscaping with purpose and following guidelines for diversity does not require a large space, but it does require creative vision. Randi Eckel will explain the strategies. Refer to A Swift Guide to Butterflies of North America by Jeffrey Glassberg 2 nd Edition for butterfly host plant recommendations.
Join us for blooms and beauty as plant expert Ian Caton discusses flowering native plants that bridge that seasonal gap from spring to summer.
With a keen sense of design and an infectious humor, Karen Howard will share some techniques she uses to create a garden space, and structure a landscape design. Nationally known bee expert and author, Heather Holm will take us inside the world of specialist bees.
Heather will highlight many of these native plant-bee specializations as well as the overlapping habitat requirements of the bees and plants.
Bonus Presentation: In collaboration with the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, ELA is offering a recording of an addition garden presentation for your viewing pleasure.
Gwrdening a surge in Free trial samples questions and requests weibnars gardening presentations, the New Mexico Budget-friendly dining University - Cooperative Extension Service is offering this Discounted pantry essentials "Ready, Set, Garsening Presenters will include County Extension Stationery samples for personal use and State Ftee Specialists with experience in horticulture, insects, and food. Webinars are listed below with registration links. Sign up separately for each of the classes you would like to attend! Each webinar is being recorded too! Links to the videos and presentation slides will be added as they become available within a few days of the live "show". Scroll further down for info on previously aired webinars in our ongoing series.
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