As the frosty whispers of winter recede and spring firmly establishes itself, gardeners in Zone 7 are eagerly turning their thoughts towards the warm-weather delights of cucumbers, melons, and other …
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Best Seeds to Plant in May for New Jersey Zone 7 Gardens May is a pivotal month for gardening in New Jersey’s Zone 7, where the frost has passed and …
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Spring Planting Guide: What to Plant in New Jersey’s Zone 7 This April NEW JERSEY, NJ – As April ushers in warmer weather, gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7 can …
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Bill Aims to Limit Department of Agriculture’s Oversight on Honeybee Hive Placement Assemblymen Kevin J. Rooney and Parker Space have introduced a new bill that seeks to restrict the authority …
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NEWARK, NJ — As the last of winter’s chill gives way to the milder breezes of spring, gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7 can seize the opportunity to start their …
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Winter Blooms Brighten New Jersey’s Chilliest Months Trenton, NJ – As the winter chill sets in across the Garden State, a surprising burst of color emerges from the frosty ground. …
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TRENTON, NJ – Sofia Produce, LLC, operating as “Trufresh,” has expanded its recall of fresh cantaloupes under the “Malichita” label, due to potential Salmonella contamination. The recall now includes additional …
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You never know what you’re going to find on any given day on Reddit, and the last thing I was expecting today was an apple with an apple tattoo on …
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It’s Fall in New Jersey, Should You Prune Your Rose Bushes?
Fall in New Jersey brings a spectrum of colors, chilly weather, and the question of garden care, particularly for roses. Whether you’re an amateur gardener or someone with a seasoned …
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Kamala Harris Wants Your Guns, Calls For Federal Assault Rifle Ban
TRENTON, NJ – According to Vice President Kamala Harris, ‘assault weapons’ have no place in society, unless they’re owned by the government. She said the weapons, designed for killing large …
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Late-Season Planting in New Jersey: Vegetables to Grow in Late September
Even if you missed the spring and summer planting seasons in New Jersey, it’s not too late to cultivate a fruitful vegetable garden. Late September can still offer ample opportunity …
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Apple Picking: A Core Fall Tradition in New Jersey
It’s fall in New Jersey and that means pumpkin picking, fall festivals, corn mazes and apple picking. Apples have a special place in the heart of New Jersey—after all, the …
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TOMS RIVER, NJ – September marks the transition from summer to fall, and if you live in USDA hardiness Zone 7, it’s a crucial month for your garden. As the …
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What to plant in September for your New Jersey Fall Vegetable Garden
As summer draws to a close, you might think your vegetable gardening season is over. Think again! Even in September, there are still plenty of options for gardeners in New …
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Where are the Spotted Lantern Flies? Few and Far Between Across New Jersey
TOMS RIVER, NJ – It was supposed to be the summer when spotted lantern flies were expected to decimate gardens and forests across New Jersey. But it hasn’t happened and …
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Recent Heatwave Caused Havoc in Many NJ Gardens; Here’s How To Recover
New Jersey gardeners are still reeling from a recent heat wave that caused havoc on their crops in the past few weeks. If your Garden State garden is in disarray, …
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Zucchini growers in the Garden State already piling up with excess
Zucchini is an inherently Jersey thing, even though it’s grown all around the country. There’s nothing like a Jersey summer without zucchini, eggplant, Jersey corn, and Jersey tomatoes. If you …
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Tomatoes across New Jersey absolutely love the change in weather, even though you might not like the high heat and summer rains. For tomatoes, that’s why Jersey tomatoes are so …
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How to get rid of powdery mildew in your garden during the rainy season
by Leo Canegaby Leo CanegaWith non-stop rains in New Jersey over the past three weeks, your garden has probably gone from a desert to a jungle in a short period of time. After a …
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How to get rid of Japanese beetles from your Jersey Fresh garden
Japanese beetles are on the prowl looking for their next meal across the Garden State. They usually come out in June and July and if left unchecked, can wreak havoc …
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It’s July, here’s what you can still plant in your New Jersey garden
Just because it’s July and you’re starting to pick your garden bounties, it doesn’t mean you can keep planting and get ready for a second fall crop season. As the …
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Depending upon when you planted your zucchini in your New Jersey garden, you might notice a few new additions to your garden this week. After a week of rain and …
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After months with no rain, New Jersey gardeners getting flooded out
New Jersey had a dry spell that devastated many gardens and farm crops in the Garden State this spring, but over the past two weeks, it has rained almost every …
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Your garden is getting into gear and growing, but you are noticing something not right. Something has been munching on your months of hard work and causing problems. The culprit …
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Gooseberries. You probably never heard of them, but they are a simple to grow shrub in New Jersey that can cost you about $15 for a lifetime supply of sweet, …