Lincoln County Garden Blog
The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature."
Alfred Austin, English poet laureate
Growing Vegetables with Worm Castings
Learn the benefits of fertilizing your vegetable plants with worm castings...
Tips for Preventing a Slug Takeover
Learn the best way to prevent slug infestations...
Gardens with Year-Round Interest (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann talks with Master Gardener Daniel Hutchison about creating gardens with year-round interest...
Keyhole Gardens (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann talks with Master Gardener Mary Jane Bonelitz about creating a keyhole garden...
Growing Garlic (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann talks with Master Gardener Joan Crall about growing garlic...
Gardening In Raised Beds (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann talks with Master Gardener Larry King about gardening using raised beds...
Gardening With Cloches (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann talks with Master Gardener Cathi Block about using cloches...
Pollinator Gardening (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann talks with Joan Crall about gardens that attract and support pollinators...
Invasive Species (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann and Master Gardener Larry King chat about invasive plants...
Sustainable Gardening (KYAQ Audio)
Ross McCann talks with Master Gardener Julie Roth-Carter about the basics of sustainable gardening...
Growing Apple Trees in Lincoln County
Not all apple trees are suitable for growing in Lincoln County's two climate areas...
Utilizing Native Plants
The Importance of Native Plants in Local Ecosystems Native plants are more than just beautiful...
Coastal Gardening
Adapting Your Garden to Coastal Weather Conditions Gardening along the coast presents unique challenges and...
Beautiful Native Vines
Flowering vines make a great addition to your Pacific Northwest garden. They create interesting vertical...
Gardening Zones Are Changing
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released a new version of its Plant Hardiness Zone...
Black Chokecherry
Black Chokeberry is one of my favorite backyard native plants. Shrubs grow 3-4 feet high...
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