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Creasy Greens – Identification
Q: My grandmother mentioned eating creasy greens in spring. She …
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Invasive Plants in Georgia – List
Q: Where can I find a list of invasive plants …
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Hen and Chicks – Blooming
Q: I’ve talked with several gardeners and none have seen …
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Alstromeria – Weed-like in Garden
Q: Please warn people about planting alstroemeria. It’s gone under …
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Shoe Tree – In Alabama
Q: This tree grows along US Hwy 72 in north …
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Earthworms – Thousands of Casting Mounds
Q: Last year I had a beautiful lawn but now …
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Leaf Spot – On Turnips and Mustard
Q: I have these spots on my mustard and turnip …
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Leaves/Needles – Don’t Acidify Soil
Q: I’ve heard that pine needles and oak leaves cause …
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Pecan – Shellers
Q: I have more than fifty pounds of good looking …
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Blackberry – White Cells (Dry Cell Syndrome)
Q: I have three blackberry plants that have been growing …
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Calla Lily – Planting Seed
Q: This lily has white and purplish flowers in the …
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Pecan Varieties – Identification
Q: I have several different types of pecan trees. Do …
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Pine Beetles – Identification
Q: Can you identify what the goo is oozing from …
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Lavender – Dying in Pot
Q: We have been enjoying our potted lavender plant, but …
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Yaupon Holly – Make Tea from Leaves
Yaupon holly is a native holly often used in urban …
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Spinosad – No Use on Collards, Kale, Mustard
Q: I called your radio show about the holes in …
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Cuba Trip 2012 – Tour Group
I went to Cuba with 25 gardeners and other travelers. …
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Cuba Trip 2012 – Gardens and Farms
Cuba is a tropical island, well-suited to growing many fruits …
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Cuba Trip 2012 – Cuban People
The Cuban literacy rate (99.8%) is higher than the United …
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Cuba Trip 2012 – Signs
I understand very little Spanish but could sometimes puzzle out …
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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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What To Do About Camellia Leaf Gall
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Stone Pine – Viability in East Cobb
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