Lawn and Garden
Maintaining attractive communities and home landscapes increases property values and promotes an improved quality of life that makes Douglas County a great place to live.
Whether you have questions about lawns, vegetables, flowers, or landscape maintenance, Extension information is available to help you. Our Extension garden experts and trained subject matter specialists are prepared to provide you with non-biased, research-based information.
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Virtual Presentation Recordings from 2021 (click on title)
January 23rd at 10:30 am: Plan to Simplify. Plant to Enjoy presented by Tim H. Moloney, Professor of Landscape Design, U of MO, Columbia
Wed 17-Feb Organic Vegetable Production by Scott Thellman, Sunflower Provisions
Upcoming Virtual Gardening Presentations in 2021
Sat 20-Mar Italian Vegetable Garden by Lynn Byczynski, Italian Seed Company
Wed 21-Apr Making Outdoor Space More Livable by Leslie Wren, K-State Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional and Community Planning
Sat 15-May Food Preservation by Susan Farley, Nutrition and Health and Safety Educator, Dg. County Extension
Wed 16-Jun Preparing Flowers and Vegetables to Exhibit at a County Fair by LeAnn Johnson, Floral Designer
Sat 17-July The Fall Vegetable Garden by Tom Buller, Dg. Co. Ext Horticultural Agent
Wed 18-Aug Composting by Emily Lysen, City of Lawrence, Horticulture Division
Sat 18-Sep Champion Tree Stories by Jon Standing, EMG and Expert on Champion Trees in Kansas
Wed 20-Oct Monarch Monitoring and Creating Way Stations by Ann Ryan, Research Project Specialist, KS Biological Survey
K-State Garden Hour - topics from lawns to tomatoes, pollinators to compost
Junior Master Gardener online classes
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map Updated
Kansas Healthy Yards & Communities Tips and videos on plant care, vegetable gardening, lawn care, fruit production and more!
Horticulture Information Center Here you will find a weekly horticulture newsletter loaded with timely information, a link to some of the most common plant and pest problems, lists of recommended plants, and a link to a searchable database of K-State publications on all manner of topics.
