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Post Rock Answers Horticulture
Cassie Thiessen
Horticulture Agent
785-738-3597
Current Article
 If you are a gardener, you probably know the tradition of planting potatoes on St. Patrick’s Day. Actually, anytime from mid- to late March is fine for potato planting. |
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Fruit trees can be pruned now through March as long as the wood isn’t frozen. |
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If you plan to grow your own tomatoes from seeds, you need to start early.
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 Holiday Plants Brighten the Season Most of these plants can be enjoyed long past Christmas with the correct care. Here are some simple steps to care for the most common holiday plants. |
 Have a Merry Christmas with a Fresh Cut Tree If you would like to visit a tree farm, visit the Kansas Christmas Tree Growers Association website to find a list of Christmas tree growers around the state. |