Good morning! We are going to press UGJ Holiday issue (it is hoped); let me know if you want to squeeze in an ad. —Jane Monroe County’s Cornell Cooperative Extension will vacate its digs and move to a renovated farm house in Seneca Park, near the zoo. No one wants to see CCE leave 249 Highland Ave., but […]
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Good morning! Here in Victor it has been a beautiful, breezy, fall week. I hope yours was as lovely. —Jane Scotts Miracle-Gro has acquired Fafard and Brothers Ltd., the Canadian growing medium business behind such cult favorites as Fafard 52 Mix. (Ok, there’s one person in the cult, and it’s me.) It will be interesting […]
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Good morning! Took last week “off” as it is darned near impossible to work on the computer and drive at the same time. There’s a lot to catch up on. The September-October UGJ is available to read online. Canandaigua’s Miller Nurseries is going out of business. The rumor is it’s been sold to Stark Brothers. […]
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I said “Tuesday.” I didn’t say what time Tuesday. On to the news! Two Inches for Tulips A new study out of Cornell suggests that, for optimum flowering and perennialization (if the varieties in question go that way), tulips should only be planted with the tips two inches below the surface, contrary to conventional wisdom. […]
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Welcome to Ear to the Ground PRO, the companion blog to the industry newsletter of the same name where you'll get inside dirt on the green industry in upstate New York and beyond.
I'm Jane Milliman, also publisher of the Upstate Gardeners' Journal, which is a consumer-focused publication serving upstate New York. (You can read an online copy of the UGJ below.)
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