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In the Garden: Omaha gardeners, now's a good time to divide spring-blooming plants
1+ year, 1+ week ago (138+ words) Now is a good time to divide your spring flowering plants. R.J. Frost, left, and Stephen Jurek unload a tree destined for the Marjorie K. Daugherty Conservatory at Lauritzen Gardens in Omaha, on Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025. Frost is a conservatory specialist with Lauritzen…...
Horticulture Happenings: Growing pansies for early spring color
6+ mon, 6+ day ago (160+ words) Some of our plants are already starting to pop up from their winter dormancy. There are some great plants we can utilize in our landscapes that thrive in the cooler weather. My crocus has already come up and is starting…...
Nebraska's Under-The-Radar Park Has Destination-Worthy Fishing, Peaceful Trails, And Scenic Camping
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (590+ words) Tucked away in rural Nebraska is a peaceful recreation area that delivers impressive scenery, crowd-free fun, and classic outdoor adventure. There's taking a quick mountain retreat away from the city for a change of scenery, and then there's leaving everything…...
Nebraska Extension Master Gardener program marks 50 years of community impact
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (297+ words) In 2026, the Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Volunteer program will celebrate its 50th anniversary, marking half a century of cultivating knowledge, service,... Nebraska Extension Master Gardener program marks 50 years of community impact LINCOLN, Neb — In 2026, the Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Volunteer program…...
Make the most of your garden with Omaha Public Library resources
1+ year, 3+ hour ago (245+ words) As the weather cools, you may still be gathering harvest from your garden, sunsetting other plants, as well as planning for next year. Don’t forget to peruse Omaha Public Library (OPL) resources to help you plant, harvest, preserve and learn…...