Poinsettias are NOT poisonous. That old myth was dispelled by …
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Juniper – Pruning
Q: We moved to our new house 6 months ago. …
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The Story of Bermudagrass – Dr. Glenn Burton
Glenn W. Burton, 95, a Nebraska farm boy who became …
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Feral Pigs – Control
Q: Our garden has been completely rooted up by feral …
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Mole – Hills Near Lawn Edge
Q: I listen to your show every Saturday morning on …
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Philodendron – Cold Hardy?
Q: I have had this plant on my front porch …
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Arborvitae – Multiple Leaders
Q: I planted a big ‘Green Giant’ arborvitae this year. …
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Hornet Nest – Removing from Leyland Cypress
Q: My neighbor noticed a large hornet’s nest in a …
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Christmas Displays
Each year I try to have a different Christmas display …
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Clover – Control in Iris Bed
Q: Is it possible to chemically eradicate clover in a …
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Palms – Transplanting
Q: I’m doing some research for a Sunday sermon which …
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PDA – Used for Gardening
Note: this was written in 2003…long before smartphones became so …
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Rose of Sharon – Mentioned in the Bible
The following came from Consumer Q’s, written by Arty Schronce …
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Milkweed Aphids – Identification
Q: Please tell me what this is! I don’t know …
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Yellowmargined Leaf Beetle – Identification
Q: These bugs are savagely attacking our turnips and other …
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Formosan Sweetgum – Identification
Q: We found this leaf on the UGA campus last …
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Sweet Potato – Curing After Harvest
Q: For Christmas, my eighty-year-old dad wants a bushel of …
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Rooting Cuttings – Accelerated by Aerated Water
My friend Kim C. remarked to me that the coleus …
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English Ivy – Rooting
Q:We have two large oak tree stumps in our front …
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Earthworms – Eradicating
Q: I have a photography studio and have numerous earthworm …
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Poinsettia – Pointers for Indoor Care
Poinsettias are NOT poisonous. That old myth was dispelled by …
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Lawn Grass – Pictures
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Mimosa wilt identified
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Oak – Cherry Gall
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What To Do About Camellia Leaf Gall
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Stone Pine – Viability in East Cobb
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Lawn Grass – Pictures
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Mimosa wilt identified
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Oak – Cherry Gall
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Stone Pine – Viability in East Cobb
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Lettuce
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