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Sally Benson — November 18, 2015 Okay, so we’ve missed Oktoberfest. The steins are empty, the bratwurst is gone. No worry; there’s always time for hops. Believe it or not, hop (Humulus lupulus; common hop) has a purpose other than Read More
Staff — November 6, 2015 Baby boomers are moving back to the city, according to demographers, where mass transportation is readily available, and where they have easier access to cultural resources as well as health care and day-to-day necessities. The Read More
Staff — September 15, 2015 The Greatest Generation. Baby Boomers. Gen X. Gen Y. The Millennials. (Youngest cohort to be determined.) At any point in time, our population is composed of several generations – living together, working together, moving society Read More
Mark Windham — August 25, 2015 Native to China, Camellia sinensis may be grown in the U.S. as an evergreen shrub or small tree. The leaf tips and first and second leaves are picked to make a beautiful and delicious Read More
Staff — July 13, 2015 The significance of green roofs in urban areas has steadily increased over the past 20 years. In the United States, as well as worldwide, green roofs have become vital components of new construction on a Read More
Sally Benson — June 3, 2015 My grandmother was an early adopter, of sorts. She kept all manner of house plants, especially in the parlor, but toted them out to the front porch in summer to dazzle the neighbors with Read More
Sally Benson — June 3, 2015 My grandmother was an early adopter, of sorts. She kept all manner of house plants, especially in the parlor, but toted them out to the front porch in summer to dazzle the neighbors with Read More
Staff — May 28, 2015 If you don’t gather them today, at least inspect them. They may be infected by rose rosette virus (RRV). Rose rosette disease can be tricky. Its transmission involves three players: a virus, which is vectored Read More
Staff — May 21, 2015 The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (CAES) and the state’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) have confirmed the presence of southern pine beetle (SPB; Dendroctonus frontalis) in Wallingford; the identification was further confirmed by Read More
Staff — April 30, 2015 Lobularia White Stream, a hybrid alyssum, has been selected as one of the 2015 Texas Superstar plants. “White Stream is a new type of alyssum that will survive the heat of Texas summers,” said Dr. Read More