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    A Newsletter for actively aging adults.

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    Please check back or call the VCE Lynchburg office at (434) 455-3740 for more information.

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    Boxwood Blight
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    Here in Virginia, recent outbreaks of boxwood blight, a serious fungal disease that results in severe defoliation and dieback of susceptible boxwood including English and American varieties, is increasingly becoming a very serious concern for many local growers, landscapers, and homeowners.

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About City of Lynchburg

The City of Lynchburg office of Virginia Cooperative Extension is your local connection to Virginia‘s land-grant universities, Virginia Tech and Virginia State University. Through educational programs based on research and developed with input from local stakeholders, we help the people of City of Lynchburg improve their lives. We provide education through programs in Agriculture and Natural Resources, Family and Consumer Sciences, 4-H Youth Development, and Community Viability.

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News and publications

2023 City of Lynchburg Situational Analysis Report

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Virginia‘s Home Garden Vegetable Planting Guide

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A Guide to Successful Pruning: Pruning Deciduous Trees

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A Guide to Successful Pruning, Pruning Evergreen Trees

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Pest Management Guide: Home Grounds and Animals

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May Edition

Buzz, Body & Bites

A Newsletter for actively aging adults.

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Workshops and Seminars

Workshops and Seminars

Please check back or call the VCE Lynchburg office at (434) 455-3740 for more information.

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Boxwood Blight

Boxwood Blight

Here in Virginia, recent outbreaks of boxwood blight, a serious fungal disease that results in severe defoliation and dieback of susceptible boxwood including English and American varieties, is increasingly becoming a very serious concern for many local growers, landscapers, and homeowners.

Continue reading →