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Check Your Dirt NC!

This informative survey is for gardeners in North Carolina who want to: Learn about the types and sources of soil …

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Why Food Waste Matters

Did you know food scraps are the largest category of waste disposed of in landfills? During Extension Master Gardener℠ …

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Growing Hope

NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ program volunteers cultivate gardening knowledge across the state The Healing Transitions facility in south Raleigh, …

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Plant These Instead!

“Plant These Instead” highlights alternatives to invasive or problem-prone species commonly planted in southern landscapes. This feature of the Plants, …

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Connecting People With Plants

By connecting people with plants, Master Gardener℠ volunteers share the benefits of sustainable gardening with community members across North …

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Promoting Pollinators and Native Plants

Pollinators are critical for fruitful gardens, productive farms, and healthy ecosystems, but pollinator populations are in decline in many …

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