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Beer, Detergents for Your Lawn – False Claims
I have mentioned before my disdain for television hucksters touting …
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Lacebark Elm (Chinese Elm) – Identification
Q: What kind of tree is in these pictures? Are …
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Pine – Pitch Canker Disease
Q: I have a strange white substance growing on two …
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Centipedegrass – pH too High
Q: I have parts of my centipede lawn that are …
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Pear Gourd – Identification
Q: During this past spring, I noticed a plant growing …
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Osteospermum (African daisy) – Leaf Damage
Q: I planted this flower a few weeks ago. Something …
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Lawn Area – Measuring
I was speaking to a garden group recently and for …
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Chinese Chestnut – Growing
Q: There is a tree up the street that these …
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Dogwood – Leaves Brown
Q: I planted three 6ft. dogwoods this past June. I …
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Poultry Litter – Controlling Odor
Q: In my county farmers put chicken manure on their …
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Anole (and snake) – In Camellia
Q: Over the past couple of weeks, I have noticed …
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Spreading Elephant Ear – Transplanting
Q: This elephant ear started about seven years ago from …
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Maple Tree – Planted Too Deep
Q: Near the ground on a young maple tree trunk …
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Flowering Cherry – Limb Rot
Q: My Kwanzan cherry tree has splitting bark then the …
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Dogwood – Repairing Damage
Q: After heavy rain a huge limb fell from a …
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Azalea – Poorly Watered After Planting
Q: I have some azalea bushes that are dying in …
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Grafted Pear – Bears Tiny Fruit
Q: I have a pear tree that has 3 varieties …
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Lotto Number Plant – Identification
Q: I bought seeds for a Lotto number plant. I …
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Organic Fungicides – List
It’s hard enough to find a fungicide that work well …
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Bermuda – Control in Zoysia Lawn
Q: We have a ninety-five percent zoysia lawn. Some bermuda …
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Walkingstick Insect – Identification
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Deer Repellent (Deer Away, Tree Guard) – One Gardener’s Experiences and Evaluation
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Mimosa tree seed pods
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Butterbean (Butter Bean) vs Lima Bean
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Poinsettia – Forcing to Bloom for Christmas
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Composting – Lawn Clippings
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White foam (fungus) on treated wood
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Asiastic Jasmine – Invasive?
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Wildlife – Attracting
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Weed Wrench – Source
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