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National Invasive Species Awareness Week: Michigan species and what you should know, day seven
Published on February 27, 2016
Day seven: Featured Michigan terrestrial invasive species is Asiatic Sand Sedge -
National Invasive Species Awareness Week: Michigan species and what you should know, day six
Published on February 26, 2016
Day six: Featured Michigan terrestrial invasive species is Himalayan Balsam -
National Invasive Species Awareness Week: Michigan species and what you should know, day five
Published on February 25, 2016
Day five: Featured Michigan terrestrial invasive species is Mile-a-minute weed. -
National Invasive Species Awareness Week: Michigan species and what you should know, day four
Published on February 24, 2016
Day four: Featured Michigan terrestrial invasive species is Japanese Stilt Grass. -
National Invasive Species Awareness Week: Michigan species and what you should know, day three
Published on February 23, 2016
Day three: Featured Michigan terrestrial invasive species is Kudzu. -
National Invasive Species Awareness Week: Michigan species and what you should know, day two
Published on February 22, 2016
Day two: Featured Michigan terrestrial invasive species is the Chinese Yam -
Smart Gardening Conference deadline extends through Feb. 26, 2016
Published on February 17, 2016
It’s not too late to register for the 2016 Smart Gardening Conference in Grand Rapids to learn about deer-resistant plants, attracting Monarchs and sustainability. -
Gardening for pollinators: Smart plants to support pollinators
Published on February 9, 2016
Pollinators and native bees will feed on many different types of flowering plants in your landscape and garden. -
Pesticide applicator manual review and exam sessions in Ionia and Eaton counties
Published on February 8, 2016
Pesticide applicator manual review sessions offer excellent preparation for the Michigan pesticide licensing exam. -
Invite pollinators to your garden by creating a smart habitat
Published on February 2, 2016
There are many ways you can make your landscape more inviting for bees and other pollinators.