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Discover the Natural World with Durham’s Hub Farm

Have you discovered the local gem that is the Hub Farm? Part of Durham Public Schools, this educational garden nurtures student engagement and community partnerships while promoting outdoor learning and sustainability through various farming projects. Read more here from guest writer and farm educator Justin Walker.

Upcoming Gardening Events: March 2026

Spring is on the way, and March is chock-full of gardening events in our community, including Durham's Extension Master Gardener (SM) Program's annual Plant Festival on March 28. Read this week's blog for all the details.

Starting Seeds Indoors with a Light Cart: A Science-Based Guide (Part 2 of 3)

The second article in her three-part series on starting seeds indoors with a light cart, Master Gardener(SM) volunteer Marcia Kirinus discusses watering, fertilizing, and pest management for seedlings. She emphasizes moisture balance and preventive measures against fungus gnats. Read more on our blog and get inspired for spring planting!

2025 Tomato Project: A Focus on Flavor

If you've been dreaming of summer tomatoes while reading seed catalogs during this chilly February, read on! Learn what varieties were voted the best-tasting tomatoes from the 2025 Tomato Project.

To Do in the Garden: February 2026

NC State Extension Master Gardener (SM) volunteer Gary Crispell gives us an update on monthly to dos in the landscape for this chilly start to February 2026.

Join Us for a Grafting Workshop & Scion Exchange this Saturday, Feb 7

Don't miss these upcoming opportunities to learn more about plant propagation through grafting. Read more about this weekend's demo and workshop and scion exchange hosted by the NC State Extension Master Gardener (SM) volunteers of Durham County.