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bearlygrowing garden know how from the heartland skip to content fruit production urban agriculture vegetable gardening presentations bearlygrowing garden know how from the heartland primary menu fruit production urban agriculture vegetable gardening presentations search search for gazette mail urban ag vegetable gardening raised bed rebuttal genetic engineering plant science technology vegetable gardening translating the language of seed packets hybrid heirloom non gmo and more history holidays just for fun mistletoe norse legend leads to christmas kisses urban ag vegetable gardening video crop trials and urban agriculture grobigred pest national moth week not all that flutters is friendly grobigred pest controlling japanese beetles in fruits and vegetables these destructive pests can decimate a landscape but they can also do some serious damage to vegetables and fruits adult beetles will feed on just about anything if they are hungry enough but they definitely have their favorites most commonly they feed on fruits such as apple crabapple grapes peach cherry blackberries and raspberries and vegetables such as asparagus corn foliage and silks beans okra and rhubarb continue reading controlling japanese beetles in fruits and vegetables john porter july 20 2017 july 21 2017 leave a comment fruit vegetable gardening storm damage in fruit and vegetable gardens storm damage to fruits and vegetables can take various forms from broken limbs in fruit trees to hail damage on fruits and vegetables or flooding raising food safety concerns severe weather can have significant effects for the health and productivity of the garden some damage will require maintenance while other warrants a wait and see approach here s a list of some common types of damage to fruits and vegetables and what you should do or shouldn t do about it continue reading storm damage in fruit and vegetable gardens john porter june 30 2017 june 30 2017 leave a comment food fruit grobigred vegetable gardening pollinators and the food we eat i wrote and published this post for the grobigred blog on 6 21 17 check out that blog for great gardening information from all of my nebraska extension colleagues in omaha pollinators and the food we eat gro big red it has been well established and well discussed that pollinators are responsible for the production and reproduction of about 35 percent of the crops that we grow for continue reading pollinators and the food we eat john porter june 29 2017 june 30 2017 leave a comment edible landscaping fruit grobigred perennial vegetable vegetable gardening edible landscaping play with your food many gardeners keep their ornamentals and edibles segregated fruits and vegetables go in neat rows or tidy boxes in the backyard and ornamentals are given domain over the front yard landscape but what if we blurred the lines a bit continue reading edible landscaping play with your food john porter june 14 2017 leave a comment plant science vegetable gardening sometimes late bloomers are best my latest contribution to the grobigred blog gro big red flowers are wonderful they fill our lives with color help provide us with food and ensure plants can reproduce gardeners whether they grow ornamentals or vegetables try to encourage flowers on their plants however flowers are not always a positive in the life of a plant there are times when a gardener especially one who continue reading sometimes late bloomers are best john porter may 31 2017 may 31 2017 leave a comment vegetable gardening choosing the best tomatoes for your garden a post i wrote for the grobigred blog on selecting tomato varieties check it out below gro big red tomatoes are perhaps the most popular plant grown in the home garden both because home grown tomatoes are often higher quality than those found in grocery stores and because they are common in many different types of traditional dishes cuisines even people who don t have a continue reading choosing the best tomatoes for your garden john porter may 22 2017 may 22 2017 leave a comment gazette mail what makes a four leaf clover a lucky legume originally posted on bearlygrowing happy st patrick s day if you are out and about looking for a four leaf clover on this auspicious day keep in mind that the thing that makes them lucky is that they are hard to find a true four leaflet a clover technically only has a simple leaf with multiple leaflets clover is a four leaved variation of the usually 3 leaflet white continue reading what makes a four leaf clover a lucky legume john porter march 17 2017 leave a comment local food urban ag happy csa day here s wishing you a happy csa day what s that you say you don t know what a csa is csa stands for consumer supported agriculture and it is a great way for the community and consumers to support their local farms by taking some of the monetary risk out of farming the easiest way to think about it is like an investment you give the continue reading happy csa day john porter february 24 2017 leave a comment houseplants getting settled in its been about two weeks since i got started in my new job with nebraska extension and nebraska college of technical agriculture now that the hubub of getting all of my official paperwork done is settling down i m starting to get to the meat and potatoes of my work but since i m settling into my new office home i ll have to make sure everything is continue reading getting settled in john porter february 1 2017 leave a comment gazette mail looking forward garden trends and a fond farewell this is my final article to be published with the charleston gazette mail while i won t be writing for the newspaper i do plan to continue writing stay tuned to see what writing adventures i get into in the future after i ve settled into my new life in omaha we usually see the new year as a time to look forward to plan for the continue reading looking forward garden trends and a fond farewell john porter january 4 2017 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