Tag: plants

Something’s Been Eating in My Yard!

Posted: November 22, 2016

Missing rose buds, pulled up pansies, and damaged tree trunks are all signs that something has been visiting your garden while you are away. But what could it be? Most gardeners are familiar with leaf spots caused by… Read More

Category: Horticulture

Tags: annuals, armidillo, Damage, deer, eaten, General Gardening, hog, Installation, Panhandle Gardening, perennials, pig, plants, rabbits, shrubs, squirrels, Uncategorized, wildlife

Invasive Species of the Day: Tiger Prawn and Climbing Ferns

by Scott Jackson

Posted: February 27, 2015

Giant Tiger Prawn (Penaeus monodon): Giant Tiger Prawn: This large shrimp, also known as the Asian Tiger Shrimp and the Black Tiger Shrimp, can reach lengths between 8-12 inches. It resembles are native edible penaeid shrimp but differs in… Read More

Category: Natural Resources

Tags: Climbing Fern, Environmental Education, Habitat Conservation, invasive, Invasive of the Day, Invasive Species of the day, Invasives, Land Management, NISAW, NISAW2015, Panhandle Outdoors, plants, Sustainable Living, Tiger Prawn, Timber, wildlife

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