Husker Hort

A Nebraska View of Horticulture


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Starting Seeds Indoors… The Sequel (Part 2)

Last weeks’ temperatures should have coaxed you out of your winter slumber and encouraged you out to the landscape to complete your spring to-do list. If the gardening bug has gotten you, there are some things you can be planting now even if it is a little too early to plant all of your plants outside.

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Semillas iniciales en interior… La secuela (Parte 2)

Las temperaturas de las últimas semanas deberían haberte sacado de tu letargo invernal y haberte animado a salir al paisaje para completar tu lista de tareas pendientes de primavera. Si el gusanillo de la jardinería te ha atrapado, hay algunas cosas que puedes plantar ahora, incluso si es demasiado pronto para plantar todas tus plantas en el exterior.

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Tomato Troubles

Whether you pronounce it toe-may-toe or ta-mah-toe, either way you say it they are both delicious. Tomatoes are grown in over 86 percent of home gardens in the United States, making them the most popular homegrown vegetable. There are many common diseases and problems that can plague tomatoes. With a little help, you can keep your tomatoes in tip top shape.

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Picking a Perfect Pumpkin

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Picking the perfect pumpkin is an art. Finding one with the right size and shape that can be transformed into a jack-o-lantern or selecting a pumpkin that will make the perfect pie is more difficult than it sounds. Whether its orange, yellow, brown or white, finding that flawless pumpkin can be made a little easier with just a little assistance.

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