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Extension Master Gardener Volunteers of Durham County

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Gifts From the Garden: Simple Abundance for the Holiday Season

Marcia Kirinus emphasizes the value of garden gifts as expressions of love and connection. Simple offerings, like dried herbs or flower arrangements, embody patience and generosity throughout the year. Sharing these cultivated treasures extends the growing season and fosters shared experiences, enriching both giver and receiver with lasting memories.

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December Gardening Poem for 2025

Aka GARY’S GARRULOUS GARDENING GUIDE By Gary Crispell, North Carolina Extension Master GardenerSM volunteer of Durham County “There’s a song in the air.There’s a star in the sky.”The garden’s a disaster.I just want to cry. But look to the east.I can’t believe what I see!Friends are all coming,Coming to help me! Friends are beautiful.Friends are …

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Upcoming Gardening Events: December 2025

Visit the blog to learn about upcoming gardening events in our community for December 2025 including a virtual book talk by Zoe Schlanger on her acclaimed work The Light Eaters.

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Virginia Creeper: Up or Down It’s the Perfect Vine for Gardens

On the blog, Wendy Diaz invites you to discover the Virginia creeper vine, a native plant beneficial for gardens. She discuses its many attributes (attractive foliage, wildlife support, and erosion control), and talks about how she uses it in her own landscape.

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Build a Bug Snug: An Essential Winter Habitat for Insects

On the blog, Astrid Cook explains how creating a "bug snug" using fallen leaves and yard debris offers insects a winter habitat and supports biodiversity. She guides you step by step on how to build the simple structure, which also enhances garden aesthetics with minimal effort and cost.

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