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  • We’re Renovating!
  • NMSU Announces Extension and Experiment Station Publications
  • NMSU Extension Service, nurseries, garden clubs, and Master Gardeners are good sources of gardening information for new residents
  • Fertigation, applying fertilizer with drip irrigation, can work for you
  • Pomegranate plants need water in the winter and they will do better if in the ground.
  • Featured Garden: NMSU Agricultural Science Center, Farmington NM
  • Now is a good time to prune deciduous trees and pruning sealer will not help and will not stop slime flux.
  • Snails can be a problem even with reduced irrigation
  • Those wood ashes from winter are not good for New Mexico gardens
  • Xeriscape garden seeds
  • Some warm season vegetable seed need a little extra warmth to germinate early in a cool home
  • Should we irrigate in the winter?
  • Making compost from leaves may need some additional nitrogen
  • Reasons people do not compost
  • Rose Pruning

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  • City of Las Cruces Water Conservation
  • Desert Blooms, NMSU College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences publications, web sites, resources
  • eXtension "Ask an Expert"
  • eXtension–Gardens, Lawns and Landscapes
  • Irrigation Calculator (NM)
  • Irrigation Tutorials
  • NM Office of the State Engineer Water conservation for home owners
  • NMSU Expertise Guide
  • Plant Hardiness Zones, National Gardening Assn
  • SW Yard and Garden Shows
  • Xeriscape Arizona AZ high country xeriscaping
  • Xeriscape Council of NM

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