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Vegetable Gardening 101

Summary: Pick a sunny site, incorporate compost, select vegetable varieties that will thrive in the season, plant according to …

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Lovely Lettuces

Lettuces are an excellent crop for beginners who want to learn more about growing vegetables. They are a minimal …

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Spring Lawn Care

North Carolina has approximately 2 million acres of turfgrass, most of which are classified as residential home lawns. Home …

Join us for a delightful and informative afternoon with Kathleen Gagan, owner and founder of Peony’s Envy, as she hosts an exclusive interactive presentation! In this special event, Kathleen will guide you through a pictorial journey covering the Top 10 Questions for the Care, Planting, & Growth of Peonies. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting your peony collection, this interactive session will leave you with valuable insights and tips on cultivating these stunning blooms. What to Expect: Q & A Session – Get all your peony-related questions answered! Exclusive Shopping Opportunity – Take home your own peony treasures! Don’t miss out on this unique chance to learn from the expert herself, shop for peonies, and connect with fellow garden enthusiasts! Limited Spaces Available! Reserve your spot today and make this spring the most beautiful one yet. There is currently construction on NC Highway 210. To reach the ag center you must come on NC 210 from the West. You can reach NC 210 by Galilee Road from US 301 or other points to the west like Black Creek Road, Crantock Road, Smith Road or from I-40 at Exit 319. When at the intersection of 210 and Galilee Road you will continue through the road closure barricades and will find our building down just a bit on the left. We are very sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause.

An Afternoon with Peonies

An Afternoon with Peonies! Free and open to the public Wednesday, April 16, 2025, from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Join us …

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