Annette Meyer Heisdorffer is a journalist for the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer, focusing on local news and topics related to Owensboro, Kentucky. With a passion for gardening and horticulture, Annette's articles provide valuable information on plant care, landscaping, and seasonal gardening tips for the community.
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Annette Meyer Heisdorffer's coverage focuses on gardening, plants, and seasonal landscaping with a heavy emphasis on family & relationships and house & home themes. Given her local focus in Kentucky, Owensboro, she would likely be interested in pitches related to regional gardening tips, plant varieties that thrive in the area's climate, or events happening within the community.
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By: Annette Meyer Heisdorffer
Finding flowering plants that tolerate heat is challenging. Who knows what temperatures plants will encounter during the summer.
By: Annette Meyer Heisdorffer
During March Madness, the color blue is exciting for UK fans, but in the garden, blue conveys a feeling of calmness.
It begins again! Mowing the lawn. Through using best management practices for the lawn including mowing and avoiding fertilizer application in the spring, the environment is protected, and possibly money is saved.
By: Annette Meyer Heisdorffer
They will be back! As the spring flowers begin to bloom and the temperature warms, the hummingbirds migrate back from Mexico and areas further south, usually in mid-April and maybe sooner this year.
By: Annette Meyer Heisdorffer
Enjoying flowering plants daily is possible by growing them in containers and placing them near the front door, deck, patio, and even apartment or condo balconies.
Busy, hectic schedules with activities and work leave little time to enjoy the flowers in the landscape, especially in late evening.
By: Annette Meyer Heisdorffer
They are coming back after feeding on tree roots underground! The periodical cicada Brood 13 and Brood 19 are due to emerge soon.
By: Annette Meyer Heisdorffer
As I see the tall bearded irises beginning to bloom and the peonies with flower buds, I remember my grandmother’s garden with these plants lining the fence in front of the vegetable garden.
By: Annette Meyer Heisdorffer
Green leaves covering the ground in the spring catches our attention.
What amazing animals! Too bad they tunnel all over the yard. Moles have the special ability to live underground.
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