Gardeners have two sources of chrysanthemum flowers: from plants that …
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Christmas Tree – Selecting
When the winter holidays approach, you want your tree to …
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Crapemyrtle – Which is the Right Way to Prune
There are many opinions on which is the “correct” way …
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Dogwood – Diseases
Nothing can panic a homeowner like the threat of disease …
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Eucalyptus – Success Stories
When I replied to a newspaper reader about his chances …
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Leaf Drop – Crapemyrtle
I called into your radio show with a question about …
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Leaf Drop – Maple, Poplar, Sweetgum
Rainy summer weather brings high humidity, which favors the development …
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Leyland Cypress – Seridium vs Botrysphaeria
Two diseases commonly cause brown branches on Leyland cypress: seridium …
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Living Christmas Trees
Several kinds of evergreen trees can be bought as live …
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Magnolia – Care
Magnolias are fast growing trees and grow well in Georgia …
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Magnolia – Transplanting from the Woods
One plants magnolias grown from seed only after deciding if …
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Oak – Slime Flux
“My oak tree is oozing beer!” Homeowners often follow their …
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Rose – Fungicides for Black Spot Control
It’s important to switch fungicides each month to keep rose …
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Rose – General Care
No flower in the world is as popular as the …
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Rose – Pruning Climbing Types
Most climbing roses bloom on old growth, that is, the …
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Roses – Black Spot Resistant
Georgia rose growers know all too well the devastation that …
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Roses – Varieties for the South
The rose is known as “The Queen of Flowers”. For …
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The Earth-Kind® Rose Program
Roses are one of the most desired of garden flowers. …
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Tropical Hibiscus – Bringing Indoors
Though several members of the hibiscus family are perfectly content …
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Tulip
A mass of red tulips behind a bed of blooming …
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Using Chrysanthemums
Gardeners have two sources of chrysanthemum flowers: from plants that …