Soil analysis
Learn about soil pH and nutrient levels before choosing fertilizer or soil amendments. Your county office can explain sampling, testing and recommendations.
ReminiscentHerb Farm Nursery & Landscaping IncCall 859-525-8729University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension
From a soil test to a difficult plant question, your county Extension office is a valuable source of research based guidance.
At Reminiscent, we refer customers to Extension for soil analysis, complex plant questions and other services. We also share their newsletters.
Find your county officeCooperative Extension connects local communities with University of Kentucky and Kentucky State University research. County agents offer practical education for home gardens, landscapes, farms and everyday life.
Many services are free. This includes most plant disease, insect and weed diagnostic services. Some tests, classes and programs may have fees, so check with your county office first.
Learn about soil pH and nutrient levels before choosing fertilizer or soil amendments. Your county office can explain sampling, testing and recommendations.
Ask about struggling plants, insects, weeds or disease symptoms. County agents can help assess the problem and connect you with university specialists when needed.
Explore gardening classes, workshops and Master Gardener opportunities. Local programs offer practical guidance for Kentucky growing conditions.
For disease testing, Kentucky residents should contact their county office before submitting plant samples.
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These are Extension office locations, separate from the nursery. Call ahead to confirm hours, sample drop-off instructions, fees and which services are available to residents.
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6028 Camp Ernst RoadCooperative Extension
10990 Marshall RoadCooperative Extension
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