Powdery Mildew – A Host Specific Malady
Q: After fighting powdery mildew on a crape myrtle, I’ve decided to dig it up and plant a Japanese maple in its place. Is there something I should do to the soil before I plant?
A: Powdery mildew is very host-specific. The two plants are unrelated so powdery mildew from the crapemyrtle won’t affect the maple
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Difference Between Zeon And Geo Zoysia
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Websites with Good Information about Landscape Plants
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Pruning a Pomegranate for Proper Production
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Rooting a Camellia in Soil, not Water
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Don’t Kill The Ground Bees
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