If you step outside into the quiet of a summer afternoon or evening, you will probably hear a merry cacophony of insect sounds. We going to talk about the singing insects of late summer in Iowa with entomologist Laura Iles, director of the North Central Integrated Pest Management Center. Then, ISU Extension Consumer Horticulture Specialist Aaron Steil answers late summer gardening questions.
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We are at the height of the season for homegrown produce. Iowa State University Extension Horticulture Specialist Dan Filius guides us through the bounty of this time of year and share some advice for harvesting and storing potatoes, onions and garlic. -
The visible fruits of your labor are hard to resist, but patience pays off.
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Now that summer is approaching, succession planting can help your garden grow.
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Summer is fast approaching, which means it’s time to cultivate your vegetable gardens.