Division of Extension
Here you can find other important horticulture topics and related gardening content.
This webinar introduces the basics of plant disease, exploring a variety of signs and symptoms like spots, rot, discoloration, and deformities across many plant types. It also provides information on how to collect quality plant disease samples and submit them to a professional lab for diagnosis.
This webinar offers clear, step‑by‑step guidance on how to collect, mix, and prepare samples before sending them to a lab. Learn the essentials of soil testing for home gardens, lawns, and landscapes.
Part of the Do-It-Yourself Compost Bin series, this three-bin wooden unit is a sturdy system that allows you to quickly make a large volume of compost, if you turn the compost weekly.
Part of the Do-It-Yourself Compost Bin series, wire mesh composting bins are inexpensive, easy to assemble, and hold a lot of material.
Part of the Do-It-Yourself Compost Bin series, this three-bin wooden unit is a sturdy system that allows you to quickly make a large volume of compost, if you turn the compost weekly.
Part of the Do-It-Yourself Compost Bin series, the wood and wire composter provides a convenient way to compost yard materials.
Part of the Do-It-Yourself Compost Bin series, the can composter is a great way to make small batches of compost when you don’t have space for a larger bin.
Part of the Do-It-Yourself Compost Bin series, wood pallets can make inexpensive and durable compost bins.
Part of the Do-It-Yourself Compost Bin series, concrete block bins are durable, require few tools, and can handle large amounts of yard materials.
Lead in garden soil can pose health risks to gardeners and to those who eat the garden’s produce. Here’s how to reduce contamination and submit samples for analysis.
In this webinar, you will learn about which plants can come indoors, the requirements for growing plants indoors after they have been outside all summer, and how to properly transition them to their new indoor home.
Scott R. Craven, Phillip J. Pellitteri, Mark J. Renz Revised: 1/15/2010 Item number: G3564 Wisconsin’s bountiful natural resources make it an ideal place for outdoor recreation. Most plants and creatures you encounter won’t hurt you, but timber rattlesnakes, yellow jackets, wild parsnip, and others can be troublesome. This guide will help you recognize, avoid, and […]
