Fruit Classes Teach Invasive Species Management and IPM Practices to Homeowners, Master Gardener Volunteers, and Pesticide Applicators - Kaydie McCormick Invasive Potential of Ornamental Landscape Plants in Southern Arizona - Michael Chamberland Education on Water Saving Landscaping Practices Results in Measurable Water Conservation - Tiare Silvasy Cultivating Connections: Empowering Professionals through NC Farm to School Training Initiative - Liz Driscoll The gARTening Program: Fostering Community Engagement through Innovative Education - Clarissa Chairez Welcome Home to Gardening in Tennessee: Reaching New Audiences with New Collaborative Outreach Models - Natalie Bumgarner Enhancing Backyard Fruiting Cultivation Efficacy Through Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Techniques for Homeowners - Brittany Council-Morton
Evaluating Knowledge Gained from Extension Education Provided in a Citizen-Science Gardening Project - Celina Gomez Using Citizen Science to Evaluate Cultivar Preferences of Compact Tomato Plants - Michael Fidler Extension Master Gardeners and Pollinator Research: The Challenges and Benefits - Pam Bennett Utilizing Facebook and Instagram to Distribute a Residential Horticultural Needs Assessment - Claude Judy Jean Exploring the Ethical Viewpoints of Proplifiting Among Consumers - Leandria Garrett Consumer Perceptions of Climate-Smart Products - Abigail Lauterbach Setting Priorities for Managing Extension Work and Home Life - Esther McGinnis
