Time to get rid of those old pesticides!
Albemarle County’s Hazardous waste event for the spring is on April 28th and 29th this year. It’s a great way to get… Read More »Time to get rid of those old pesticides!
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Spring Lecture Series 2017!
Piedmont Master Gardeners, in cooperation with the Virginia Cooperative Extension Service, invite you to the 2017 Spring Garden Lecture Series, starting in… Read More »Spring Lecture Series 2017!
2017 Horticultural Grants
The new year has started and already gardeners are getting ready for spring. We are pleased to announce that The Piedmont… Read More »2017 Horticultural Grants
Albemarle County Offers a Native Plant Database
http://www.albemarle.org/nativeplants/ This database has a wealth of information to offer regarding native plants. You can enter the scientific name or… Read More »Albemarle County Offers a Native Plant Database
Join us at the Albemarle County Fair
Time is now for planning to attend and thinking about what you will enter in the Albemarle County Fair The… Read More »Join us at the Albemarle County Fair
Piedmont Native Plant guide now available
Back by popular demand, the fantastic Piedmont Native Plant guide is for sale!
Meadows are the new lawn
Well, not quite the new lawn, but wildflower meadows are becoming a popular alternative! Both the Daily Progress and Charlottesville… Read More »Meadows are the new lawn
Garden Basics registration is open
Registration for the next Garden Basics class, Planning the Fall Vegetable Garden, is now open. Learn the secrets to having a great fall vegetable garden with this basic guidance to help you get started.
Fun at the Farmers Market
Charlottesville is a great place to live and grow your garden. It is also a favorite of the satire website… Read More »Fun at the Farmers Market
Charlottesville’s IPM approach
Many people have not heard of much less know what IPM is. The EPA simply states “Integrated Pest Management (IPM)… Read More »Charlottesville’s IPM approach