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UF/IFAS Master Gardener Plant Clinic
August 21, 2024 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.
The Plant Clinic, formerly held at the South End Service Center in Midway, will now be held at the Navarre Library on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Plant clinics provide UF-backed, research-based information on all matters related to plants and insects. Issues inhibiting plant growth are diagnosed, and strategies are developed to overcome them. Issues may include pathogens, insect damage, and environmental factors. In addition, unknown plants and insects are identified, and clients are directed to soil testing services.