Michael Wheeler, Hall County Extension Agent

Born and raised in Gainesville, GA. My parents are the late Johnny Wheeler and late Anita Wheeler. I have two sisters, my twin lives in Gainesville while my older sister lives in Warner Robins. Graduated GHS in 1993, UGA in 1998 with a Bachelors of Science in Forestry and 2000 with a Master of Science. Began my Extension career September 2000 in Walker County, moved to Gilmer County in May 2002. While in Gilmer County, my programming focus has involved integrated pest management in commercial apple production. 

29 Dec 2008    Reuse That Once Fresh-Cut Christmas Tree   22 Dec 2008    Holidays Offer a chance to Catch up on Chores   19 Dec 2008    Plant Moss in Shady areas   15 Dec 2008    Extra Care in Winter Can Greatly Benefit Trees   8 Dec 2008    Tips for the Landscape   1 Dec 2008    Christmas Gifts for Gardeners   17 Nov 2008    Caring for Poinsettias   10 Nov 2008    Invasion of the Boxelder Bugs   3 Nov 2008    Fall can be Exciting in the Garden   27 Oct 2008    House Plants Adjusting to Indoor Life   20 Oct 2008    Plant Pansies now for Winter color   13 Oct 2008    Moss Gardening   6 Oct 2008    Native or Exotic?   22 Sep 2008    Blueberries   15 Sep 2008    Colorful Garden Mums Signal Fall's Arrival   26 Aug 2008    Dry Weather means fewer Japanese Beetles   18 Aug 2008    Become a Master Gardener today   11 Aug 2008    Invasive, exotic Plants a serious Problem   4 Aug 2008    Now is the time to Scout for Grubs in Turf   28 Jul 2008    Order Bulbs Now for Fall Planting   21 Jul 2008    Attack of the Yellow Jackets   14 Jul 2008    Plant Now for Second Veggie Crop   7 Jul 2008    Simple Precautions to reduce Mosquitoes   30 Jun 2008    10 Steps to a Drought Tolerant Landscape   23 Jun 2008    Take Advantage of Shady Landscapes   16 Jun 2008    Native Plant Photo Guide Published   9 Jun 2008    Brown Patch Attacks Area Lawns   2 Jun 2008    Tea Olives Bring Sweet Smells   26 May 2008    Hanging Baskets Brighten Landscapes   19 May 2008    Much to do in the Garden   12 May 2008    Japanese Beetles are on the Way   5 May 2008    Protect Your Garden From Pests   28 Apr 2008    Rain Gardens Provide Many Environmental Benefits   21 Apr 2008    Spring's Here - Get Ready to Garden   14 Apr 2008    Attack of the Bees!(carpenter)   31 Mar 2008    Get Warm-Season Turfgrasses off to a Good Start   24 Mar 2008    Look for Azalea Lace Bugs This Spring   18 Mar 2008    Extend Your Spring Color Show   5 Feb 2008    Georgia Arbor Day   30 Jan 2008    Miniature Roses   28 Jan 2008    Georgia Gold Medal Plants for 2008   21 Jan 2008    Lawn Alternatives for Shade   14 Jan 2008    Hanging Baskets Provide Winter Color   7 Jan 2008    Sub-freezing Temps Hard on Drought-Stressed Plants   24 Dec 2007    Tips for Landscape, Garden, Home   17 Dec 2007    Winter Chores in the Landscape   10 Dec 2007    Arborists Maintain Tree Health   3 Dec 2007    Poinsettia   26 Nov 2007    Christmas Gifts   19 Nov 2007    Christmas Tree   12 Nov 2007    Deer   5 Nov 2007    Water Saving Tips   29 Oct 2007    Drought Tolerant Plants   22 Oct 2007    Plan Now for Future Landscape Additions   15 Oct 2007    Mulch - A Plant's Best Friend   10 Oct 2007    Reuse Household Water   8 Oct 2007    Rain Barrel   24 Sep 2007    Do You Have a Champion Tree?   22 Sep 2007    Fall Garden Symposium/Expo   22 Sep 2007    Compost Fall Leaves   22 Sep 2007    Master Gardener Program   22 Sep 2007    Overseeding Fescue   22 Sep 2007    Plants for fall color   6 Aug 2007    Herbicide Injury in the Landscape   30 Jul 2007    Mondo Grass for Shade   23 Jul 2007    Poison Ivy   20 Jul 2007    Water Wisely   13 Jul 2007    Push Produce to Potential   6 Jul 2007    What's Wrong With My Tree?   5 Jul 2007    Water Lawns Properly   29 Jun 2007    Beneficial Bugs   11 Jun 2007    Lookout for potential tomato problems   4 Jun 2007    Zoysia lawns can be challenging   28 May 2007    Common veggie garden Q & A   21 May 2007    Pest Management means more than Spraying   7 May 2007    Hall Farmers Market Opens

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