Videos

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	White mold, with a focus on vegetables Need to know: Fungus has a wide range of hosts including tomato, pepper, beans, crucifers/cole crops. White, cottony mycelial growth can be observed on infected plants. Optimal conditions are temperatures between 50-70 degrees F and moisture. Manage by scouting for disease, sanitation, and practicing good plant health maintenance. Overview
	Gardening in the Zone: Lawn Care Calendar This segment from the Gardening in the Zone series talks about good lawn care, with Dave Minner, from Iowa State University.
	Gardening in the Zone: Spring-Flowering Bulbs October is the perfect month for planting spring-flowering bulbs. Cynthia Haynes, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach consumer horticulturist, offers tips and advice on selecting and planting bulbs.
	Gardening in the Zone: Rhubarb
	Gardening in the Zone: Daffodils Growing daffodils is the focus of this Gardening in the Zone segment, with Cindy Haynes, ISU Extension.
	Gardening in the Zone: Planting Trees This Gardening in the Zone segment takes a look a planting trees, with advice from ISU Extension and Outreach experts.
	Gardening in the Zone: Dividing Peonies Richard Jauron, ISU Horticulture specialist, discusses the proper techniques to divide peonies.
	Gardening in the Zone: Winterizing your Strawberries Gail Nonnecke, ISU Professor of Horticulture, tells us how to protect strawberry plants over the winter.
	Gardening in the Zone: Asparagus Richard Jauron, of Iowa State University Extension, talks about growing asparagus in this Gardening the Zone segment.
	Gardening in the Zone: Weed Control David Minner, ISU Extension turfgrass specialist, talks about how to control weeds in your lawn.

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