Education Center at Goffstown

Purple Loosestrife
Invasive in the Spotlight: Purple Loosestrife
A beautiful menace in wetland habitats
A beautiful menace in wetland habitats Learn More
Monarch caterpillar on milkweed
Milkweed is taking over my perennial garden. How can I save some for the monarch butterflies but keep it from spreading?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Immature magnolia scale in July. As they mature they will develop smooth brown coverings.
Why are the leaves on my magnolia turning black and attracting wasps?
A Question Of The Week
A Question Of The Week Learn More
Lily that needs to be deadheaded
Is it necessary to deadhead my daylilies?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Early blight lesions develop concentric rings as the disease progresses. Gerald Holmes, California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo, Bugwood.org
How can I keep my tomatoes from getting leaf spots?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Japanese beetle, parastitized
How to Control Japanese Beetles in my Garden
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Mosquito (Ochlerotatus sp. ). David Cappaert, Bugwood.org
Dealing with Backyard Mosquitoes
Tips for how to control mosquitoes
Tips for how to control mosquitoes Learn More
Dr. Josef Gorres in the forest
UNH Extension Hosts Invasive Earthworm Expert in Portsmouth
The quick-moving, voracious “jumping worm” in N.H. gardens and forests and you can learn about it at a seminar on July 26
The quick-moving, voracious “jumping worm” in N.H. gardens and forests and you can learn about it at a seminar on July 26 Learn More
Zucchini plant with male flower
Zucchini Plants Flowering But Not Producing Fruit
A Question Of The Week
A Question Of The Week Learn More
Northern spicebush (Lindera benzoin) in bloom
Planting Native Shrubs For Privacy and Wildlife
A Question of the Week: Can you suggest a native shrub that would make a good privacy screen and also provide food for wildlife?
A Question of the Week: Can you suggest a native shrub that would make a good privacy screen and also provide food for wildlife? Learn More