No Sweetgum Balls!
Q: We have lived here twenty years and have always had those dreaded sweetgum balls. But this year none out of ten trees had them.
A: Nature works in mysterious ways! It’s possible there was a heavy rain during flowering or maybe a late frost damaged the buds. Severe pruning at ground level is the only thing that is guaranteed to prevent them. Count your blessings and don’t expect this to happen again!
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Field Bindweed – Identification
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Tardiva – Pruning
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Camellia Sprout- Root Cuttings
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Centipedegrass – Overseeding With Ryegrass
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Trees and Shrubs- Road Noise
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Saucer magnolia seed pods
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Smilax – Soak in Herbicide
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Camellia Sprout- Root Cuttings
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Trees and Shrubs- Road Noise
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Foxtail Ferns – Repotting
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