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Soil Sampling
How to Take Soil Samples

Procedures on taking a soil sample.

4-H Thank You Card
Volunteers

Write Thank You notes to local 4-H supporters and volunteers who deserve a BIG Thank You for all they do!

St. Tammany Parish Profile
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Programs and statistics that demonstrate the LSU AgCenter's dedication to providing innovative research, information and education to improve people's lives.

Organic Matter Matters
photo of compost pile

This article explains why organic matter may be the most important part of your garden soil and reviews soil composition in St. Tammany Parish.

Pruning Properly
How to prune plants according to keep them healthy and to manage plant size.
Invitation to 4-H Club Meetings
Invitation
Use this invitation to invite other students to your 4-H Club Meeting.
Frost, Freeze, Frozen or Forget it
frost-covered
General tips on what to do with plants following a freeze.
Planting Tips on Avoiding Termites
Termites
As you begin to ponder where to put your new plants be cautious of creating termite habitat around your home.
Orange You Glad You Can Grow Citrus
Orange Tree
The best time to plant citrus is January or February
The Nitty Gritty of Composting
Compost
Many people are quite capable of taking care of their garbage. Just put in the plastic bag, take it to the road and it’s gone.
Tool Time
The winter is a good time to take care of gardening tools. Keeping your gardening tools sharp, clean, and well maintained will add to your outdoor pleasure in the coming months.
The Gardengoer
February 2010 Gardengoer
The monthly newsletter of the St. Tammany Master Gardeners Association. Contents include association events, gardening topics and photos of member activities.
More Mulch, Please!
Mulch is an important ingredient in any landscape maintenance. For December and the remaining winter season and beyond, your trees and shrubs may be asking “More mulch, please!”
Master Gardener Class 2011
Photo of the 2011 Master Gardener Class
New Master Gardener class for 2011.