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Holly – Trouble Germinating
Q: Earlier this year, I collected berries from our Savannah …
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Tomatoes – Thin Stalks
Q: I grew both Big Boy and Better Boy plants …
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Petunias – Planting With Caution
Q: I’m considering planting Mexican petunia by my mailbox. However, …
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Spiders – Good For Your Garden
Q: Do you leave spiders on your garden plants? I …
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Hollies – Methods For Planting
Q: There are deciduous hollies with plenty of berries every …
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Muscadines – Not Producing Fruit
Q: We have healthy five-year-old muscadine vines that do not …
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Nectarines – Gooey Stuff On The Fruit
Q: I recently moved from NYC to Georgia. I bought …
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Roses – Avoiding Disease
Q: We have Knock Out roses in our subdivision landscape …
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Beetles – Containing An Infestation
Q: A tree service company has cut down a tree …
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Hibiscus – Surviving The Winter
Q: Will dinner plate hibiscus survive the winter here? When …
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Weeds – An Alternative Yard Cover
Q: I’m looking for weeds that will take over my …
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Roses – Winter Protection Protocol
Q: I am growing roses in pots on a raised …
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Fescue – When Can It Be Applied
Q: What is the latest in the fall one could …
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Lotus – Winter Care
Q: I have a lotus plant in a large pot …
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Sassafras – New Disease To Watch Out For
Q: On your radio show I heard a gentleman mention …
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Magnolia – Pruning?
Q: I have a tulip magnolia that’s gotten too big. …
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Compost – Encounters With Roaches!
Q: I’ve been composting for ten years. I’ve tolerated tiny …
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Seniors – College Classes For Retired Seniors
Q: I am into natural landscaping and the “enviro-realignment” of …
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Crapemyrtle – Planting From Seeds
Q: I’ve seen an online ad for crape myrtle seeds. …
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Roots – Growing How Deep?
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Rose stem canker
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Dog Vomit Fungus
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Dogwoods – Planting Close Together
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Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus – Identification
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Boxelder Bug vs Red-Shouldered Bug – Identification
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What To Do About Camellia Leaf Gall
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Boxwood Blight – Replace Boxwoods with Holly
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Spider Mites – On Citrus (Orange)
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Hydrangeas – Keeping their true color
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‘Fat Albert’ Colorado Spruce – Branches Dying
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