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 The
Georgia Gardener Newsletter |
July 13, 2006 |
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Garden
Knowledge:
It's always nice to be able to say "I'd NEVER do something dumb like
that!" Yet ten individuals in California did things dumb enough to
threaten their lives and/or homes. It's Darwin in action!
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Garden
Calendar
 There is still plenty of
time to plant seed of marigold, cosmos, cleome and dwarf sunflower.
They'll make a spectacular flower show in six weeks.
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Q:
I found this giant moth in the yard. What is it? - Carol B.
Q:
I found these water plants in a creek close to my house. What are they
and where would they come from? - Dale B.
Q: A
beautiful poplar tree in my back yard got struck by lighting last night
and I am not sure if it can be saved. Shawn H.
You'll often
hear dig a five dollar hole for a one dollar plant. If plants are
installed into heavy clay, most will die. Yet many people continue
putting in plant after dying plant when a few dollars spent ahead of
time would save you money and headaches in the future.