May 10

Garden Hour Webinar

Tuesday, May 10

Join our experts each week to obtain timely information and ideas to get the most out of your garden and landscaping!

Every Tuesday from May 3 through August 30 at 7:00 p.m. CST, the public is invited to join the online discussion as SDSU Extension horticulture specialists tackle the latest gardening and landscaping questions from across the state. Participants can expect to receive individualized and research-based solutions on topics, such as plants, lawns, trees, insects and other horticulture questions.

All presentations are recorded and can be watched on the Garden Hour page or on YouTube.

There is no fee to attend, but participants will need to register for the weekly webinars. Confirmation Zoom links and reminders will be emailed to attendees. You only need to register once to be signed up for all the sessions.

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Amanda Bachmann

Amanda's work focuses on commercial and private pesticide applicator certification and training, pollinator conservation and outreach and urban entomology.

Kristine Lang

Kristine works to provide relevant programming on gardening and small farms and amplify local food production through research and outreach.

John Ball

John supports the citizens of South Dakota in his role as a Professor, SDSU Extension Forestry Specialist and South Dakota Department of Agriculture Forest Health Specialist at the South Dakota State University campus in Brookings.

Rhoda Burrows

Rhoda provides support to commercial fruit and vegetable production and marketing in South Dakota. She organizes production and food safety workshops and obtains funding for educational and research publications and programs.

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