Dr. Raymond Cloyd talks about ways to control pests without using conventional chemicals.
Phillip presents activities to prepare your landscape for winter so it is ready for spring!
Local garlic grower, and familiar presenter, Chuck Otte presents the joys of growing garlic in Kansas.
Dr. Cloyd provides a gluttony of information on pesticides during a Saturday morning Garden Store seminar.
Garden Store Assistant Manager, Phillip Stanley, talks about roses and rose care in Kansas.
Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone talks about gardening in raised beds.
Gregg Eyestone gives a very informative talk on how to select plants.
Dr. Cloyd returns to discuss squash bugs and other garden pests.
Riley County Extension Agent, Gregg Eyestone, gives a Garden Store Seminar on establishing and caring for cool season turf.
Buffalo, zoysia, and even Bermuda grasses are great alternatives to cool season grasses like fescue or bluegrass in the harch Kansas environment.
Dr. Cloyd discusses chiggers and other biting insects during Garden Store Seminar.
Gus returns to discuss bulbs and landscape designs.
Riley County Extension Agent Gregg Eyestone discusses how to add color to the landscape with perennials and annuals.
Assistant Garden Store Manager Phillip Stanley talks about the hardscape materials Blueville can provide.
Riley County Master Gardener Rebecca Stark joins Blueville for a Saturday morning seminar on straw bale gardening.
Kansas State University Extension Agent Drew Rickets discusses furry pests during a Saturday morning Garden Store Seminar.
Dr. Cloyd presents common fruit tree pests in Kansas and how to deal with them.
Lawrence, Kansas asparagus producer and researcher, John Pendleton, shares his decades of asparagus growing experience at a Garden Store seminar.
Blueville's Phillip Stanley discusses starting and maintaining plants by using soil amendments to give your plants the best environment possible.
Milford Nature Center Assistant Director Katlin Dunsing discusses the health benefits of spending time in nature.