Linda Chalker-Scott is a scientist at Washington State University who …
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Gladiolus Bulbs – Planting Bulbs
Q: Some reference books say to wait until spring to …
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Dogfennel – Edible?
Q: I was glad to see the identification of dogfennel …
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Hydrangea – Transferring to Outdoors
Q: I have a potted hydrangea which has outgrown the …
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Cottonseed Meal – How to Use
Q: What does cottonseed meal do for a garden and …
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Cast Iron Plant – Renovations
Q: What can I do to make cast iron plant …
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Azaleas – Trimming
Q: When is a good time to cut back …
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Dichondra Weed – Controlling
Q: I have lots of dichondra weed growing in my …
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Japanese Maple Trees – Surviving Winter in Pots
Q: I have Japanese maple trees in pots on my …
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Pecan Trees – History
Q: We saw a television program that mentioned the first …
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Perennial Ryegrass – Not Perennial in Georgia
Q: I planted perennial ryegrass four weeks ago and …
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Pumpkin Seeds – Planting
Q: We saved the seeds from our Halloween pumpkin. …
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Horse Manure and Shavings – Composting
Q: I can get horse manure and shavings from …
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Moon Vine – Harvesting Seeds
Q: I’m the community moon vine grower. What’s the …
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Decomposing Tree Trunk – Mulch?
Q: Eight years ago, when our house was built, the …
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Deodar Cedar Trees – Sawfly Larvae
Q: We recently planted several deodar cedar trees. The …
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Miniature Roses – Indoors for Winter?
Q: I have several miniature roses growing in containers. Should …
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Lawn – Fertilizing in Winter
Q: My lawn company wants to apply urea fertilizer to …
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Fescue – Crabgrass Control with Siduron
Q: Can you explain how a fertilizer/pre-emergent combination using the …
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Microstegium (Basketgrass, Stiltgrass) – New Disease for Possible Control
Microstegium is a terribly invasive grass in shady gardens.
The …
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Compost Tea – Does It Work
Linda Chalker-Scott is a scientist at Washington State University who …