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Each month, the UW Plant Disease Diagnostics Clinic hosts a Zoom webinar on a plant disease-related topic. View the 2025 schedule and webinar descriptions here.

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Wisconsin Lawn Care Calendar

Wisconsin Lawn Care Calendar

The following lawn care calendar provides an overview of home lawn maintenance. Not all lawns require every maintenance activity. Be sure to customize the care of your lawn to its specific problems and needs.

Vegetable Disease Quick Reference

Vegetable Disease Quick Reference

This article provides a list of 10 relatively easy-to-identify plant diseases commonly found in Wisconsin vegetable gardens.

Drought and Watering of Ornamental Plants

Drought and Watering of Ornamental Plants

Learn how to water woody plants to help them survive prolonged periods of drought in this article.

▶ Watch: Pollinator Gardens: Plant Selection and Garden Care

▶ Watch: Pollinator Gardens: Plant Selection and Garden Care

In this video, learn how to select and care for plants to attract and support diverse pollinators in your garden all season long. This presentation emphasizes native plants and pollinators and includes sustainable gardening practices.

Ten Common Plant Diseases/Disorders You Can Diagnose by Eye

Ten Common Plant Diseases/Disorders You Can Diagnose by Eye

This article provides a list of 10 relatively easy-to-identify plant diseases commonly found in Wisconsin yards and gardens.

Trellising, Staking and Caging – Vertical gardening techniques for vine-type vegetables

Trellising, Staking and Caging – Vertical gardening techniques for vine-type vegetables

Various trellising, staking and caging techniques can be used with vine-type fruits and vegetables to enhance yield, minimize disease, and ease harvesting. Find techniques for your garden here.

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