Lee Rouse
LSU AgCenter's Lee Rouse is our new host for Bayou Garden.
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Have you had just enough of the weeds growing in your flower bed? I know I have. As an avid gardener with many other plates spinning in the air, I...
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Designing a garden is one of the more intimidating things gardeners expect of themselves. It's challenging enough to learn all that you need to know in...
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Mowers and string trimmers that use a monofilament line for cutting down weeds and grass can be very damaging to young trees. Young trees have...
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August is a transitional time for your vegetable garden. While cool-season planting begins in earnest next month, some of the more heat-tolerant cool...
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I've always thought of gardening as a green activity, but there's an argument that some of the things we do when we garden are not necessarily as green...
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How do we get our plants through the summer, especially with extended periods of drought followed by torrential downpours? We want to keep our plans...
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Louisianians have been appreciating the qualities of spicy foods for generations. The fire in Louisiana's cooking is provided primarily by the use of...
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This time of year, even people who have no interest at all in growing plants find themselves purchasing and displaying living plants as an element of...
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What if you made it your mission to incorporate at least one item from your vegetable garden into at least one meal every day? This is easy to achieve...
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It could be argued that azaleas define the spring season in Louisiana. That's because for a long time the most commonly planted Azalea were the large...