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Bookmark or Share- North Carolina Specialty Crops Resources | NC State ExtensionAlternative Crops. Christmas Tree Production and Research in North Carolina. Minnesota Grown: Alternative Crops. Missouri Alternative Crops Center. Center for Crop Diversification – University of Kentucky. Alternative Crops, Organics, Small Farms and Conventional Crops – University of Florida Extension.
- Lavender: History, Taxonomy, and Production | NC State ExtensionIt is characterized by its irregularly shaped, toothed leaves and unusual gray-green foliage. French lavender or Fringed lavender (Lavendula dentata) grows up to three feet in height. Leaves are 1 1/4 inch long; linear-oblong with rounded teeth at margins, grayish in color and covered with soft fuzz.
- Propagating Native Rhododendron and Azalea From Seed in Watauga County ...This is a 2004 report from a NC Specialty Crops Program Project. It is posted for historical reference purposes. PROJECT LEADER(S): Jim Hamilton LOCATION: Watauga County (2 locations): What Fir! Tree Farm; Nathaniel and Kirby Maram; Vilas area Rainbow Sky Nursery; James and Dawn Bradley; Bethel area IMPACT Azaleas and rhododendrons are popular landscaping and ornamental species in the western ...
- NC Medicinal Herb Growers Groups | NC State ExtensionDavidson Co Extension Center, 301 E. Center St., Lexington, NC 27292. Join the Piedmont Medicinal Herb Growers to learn how to harvest tulsi basil and calendula. We will have a hands-on demonstration of harvesting and talk about post-harvest handling. Participants will also be able to sample previously harvested tulsi.
- Black Périgord Truffles in NC | NC State ExtensionTruffles (Tuber melanosporum) are a highly prized, edible fungus that grows in association with the roots of several species of trees. They are not native to the United States and we are still learning about their life cycle and how to grow them. In North Carolina, filberts are often used as the host tree, although more oaks and other native ...
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