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Hamlin Township Considers New Agricultural Security Area

Proposal would establish protected farmland under state law

Des Moines Home + Garden Show returns for Valentine's Weekend

Annual expo offers home improvement, decor, and gardening inspiration for spring

Tulsa Health Department, OSU MasterGardeners Offer Free Spring Gardening Series

Residents can learn gardening basics and more through the educational program.

Woodstock to Give Away 700 Free Trees for Arbor Day

City honors long-serving employees with tree plantings as part of annual celebration.

Experts Advise Patience with Freeze-Damaged Plants

Texas A&M AgriLife expert recommends waiting to prune or cut back plants after winter freeze.

Master Gardeners Offer Tips for Choosing the Right Plants

UC Master Gardeners of Butte County share advice on selecting plants suited to your garden's conditions

Fort Wayne Launches Annual Tree Planting Program

Residents can apply to have a street tree planted for $50 through the city's Citizen Match Program.

Sabbath Gardening Renews Community in Urgent Times

Gardening done with a Sabbath spirit cultivates patience, humility and hope for the future.

Warm winter prompts unique gardening strategies to protect plants

This unseasonably warm and dry winter poses challenges for gardeners as early plant growth thwarts expectations.

Tishomingo and Hugh White State Parks Reopen, Other Facilities Remain Closed

Mississippi state parks begin reopening after widespread power and water outages, safety concerns.

Hamilton Community Center Hosts Annual Plant Sale

The event takes place on March 21 in the drive-through parking lot of First Baptist Church's Youth and Family Life Center.

Great Falls Residents Can Adopt Local Parks and Trails

City's Adopt a Park program allows community members to help maintain public green spaces.

Loveland Offers Free Trees to Fight Emerald Ash Borer

City aims to restore urban tree canopy as invasive beetle and drought take a toll.

Portland's Leach Botanical Garden Faces Uncertain Future After Funding Loss

The nonprofit garden is laying off half its staff and cutting programs to stay open amid a loss of $350,000 in city funding.

Mentor, Ohio Seeks Tree Enthusiast for Commission Vacancy

The city is looking for a resident to help shape its urban forest policies through 2027.

Gate City Park Nears Completion, Workshop Set for March

The Water Street Community Park is closing on completion as Gate City has received a grant to develop the park's Farmers Market.

Coastal Rivers enhances visitor access at La Verna Preserve

New parking lot, expanded land conservation, and future housing plans aim to improve experience at popular hiking destination.

Minden Town Board Approves $1.1M Renovation of Jake's Wetlands

The project will restore paths, remove overgrown willows, and add a new restroom to the nearly 20-year-old nature park.

Keep Paris Beautiful Hosts Annual Tree Giveaway and Electronics Recycling Event

The free community event will provide over 1,000 tree saplings and accept a wide range of recyclable electronics and appliances.

Filoli Historic House & Garden Draws Spring Visitors

Scenic Woodside estate in San Francisco Bay Area sees crowds during seasonal bloom.

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