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Sharing your articles #927746

Asked April 07, 2026, 3:17 PM EDT

Our garden club is just now starting a Facebook page. IF we can figure out how to do it, is it OK for us to share your articles on our page? For example, we would like to make our club aware of the Box Tree Moth information.

Ionia County Michigan

Expert Response

Good morning and thanks for reaching out.  I'm going to recommend you connect with Mindy Tape from our communications team.  Here's Mindy's contact info:


Mindy Tape

Best wishes,


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