Hopkinsville Mayor James Knight and Judge Executive Jerry Gillam will present the proclamation for Arbor Day.Public welcome.(A Christian County Tree Week Celebration Event)
Meet under the Clock Tower on Campus to tour native and interesting trees and learn about what grows well in our area.Walk should last about an hour.Free to participate. Public welcome.(A Christian County Tree Week Celebration Event)
To honor the service of Councilman Paul Henson who served the City of Hopkinsville for 12 years, a native pawpaw tree will be planted at Jeffers Bend in his honor.Public welcome.(A Christian County Tree Week Celebration Event)
Share your gardening problems (and successes) with people who care as the Master Gardeners host a discussion forum to help you better prepare for the next season.
Monday, MondayWhile it feels like finding ways toWater is the last thing we need to learn after a week of flooding and snow, summer is coming. Come learn about drip irrigation andhow to use it in your lawn and garden this summer!!Monday, February 24 at 6 PM at the Extension office!#SunnyDaysAhead #getreadytogarden #themoreyouknowthebetteryourgrow #beginninggardenervariety #beginninggardenertips…
Join the Christian County Master Gardener for our two day event featuring vendors, exhibitors, and education to get your garden going. Also come see nationally known Speaker and Podcaster The Barefoot Farmer!
Join the Christian County Master Gardener for our two day event featuring vendors, exhibitors, and education to get your garden going. Also come see nationally known Speaker and Podcaster The Barefoot Farmer!
Students of the Youth Leadership Institute with the Christian County Master Gardeners will distribute trees grown and donated by Highlandbrook Nursery of Elkton. Open to everyone. One tree per person, please. Supply limited.
Invasive plants are species that are not native to a particular area and, once introduced, can establish, reproduce quickly, and spread, causing harm.How they become invasive:They can be introduced intentionally (e.g., as ornamental plants) or accidentally (e.g., in soil or seed shipments).Why they are harmful:Ecological impact: Invasive plants can displace native species, alter ecosystems, and…
Mark your calendars and get ready to attend our Get Ready to Garden class at Lowe's Home Improvement in Hopkinsville! Learn about: starting transplants, soil prep, planting tips, variety selection and pest management.
