Spring is the high season for moving to a new location offers many benefits, but challenges too. The big housing question is where is a suitable relocation site which will offer all the amenities needed with the prospects… Read More
Herbs and Vegetable Plants This spring we will have several different herbs and vegetables for sale. Plants have been propagated from seeds or cuttings from Master Gardeners’ right here in our area. Plants are suited to our local… Read More
Being refined can be a desirable quality. It reflects a process in which the best possible features have been distilled and are on display. With this refining process there are traits which are curbed, and sometimes lost forever. … Read More
2019 Important Dates & Project Timeline (click on this link for Important Information) What is the 4-H Chick Chain Project? The 4-H Chick Chain Project teaches you how to raise and care for chickens using research-based methods and… Read More
Plant Showcase The Wakulla Master Gardeners are busy dividing plants from their own yards or raising seedlings for this year’s plant sale. Here are a few of the plants we will have available for the plant sale: Oak… Read More
Your child’s mind may be on Spring Break as February turns to March but here at the UF/IFAS Extension office, planning for summer is well underway. This summer, Wakulla 4-H has day camps available for children who want… Read More
In The Garden and Around The Lawn There are many pleasant landscape related experiences in Wakulla County during March. For the homeowner it is a time of low-impact duties in the garden and around the lawn. The leaves… Read More
CLICK ON LINK BELOW http://In the Spotlight: Wakulla’s 176th Birthday Greg James, Chairman of Wakulla 4-H Advisory Council Board, and Brooklynn Green, a 4-H member, stop by the studio to tell us more about Wakulla’s Wonderful Week to… Read More
Article and audio introduction by Samantha Kennedy, Family and Consumer Sciences America’s Sweet Tooth It sounds a bit morbid, but a corpse’s teeth can say a lot about their life, including what they ate and the state of… Read More
A Gardener’s Perspective February may be the shortest month of the year, but from a gardener’s perspective there is plenty to do. So far the weather has been mild during this late winter month, like it has been… Read More
