In the Southeastern United States, horticulturists routinely recommend transplanting trees …
Get The ChecklistTag: Fall
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Brown Patch – Diagnosing
You have brown patches of dead grass in your lawn. …
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Mowing Liriope in Spring
Cold weather can leave liriope (commonly called monkey grass) in …
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Mulch Myths
One day he’ll finally crack. My across-the-street neighbor, Carl, has …
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Shrub – Transplanting
Back in 2001, we threw a big party to celebrate …
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Moss – Growing
More than a few gardeners have decided to switch rather …
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Soil – Percolation Rate
Throughout my childhood, I was awakened each morning by the …
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Lawn – Growing in Shade
OK. I admit it. I have given up. I came …
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Importance of Soil Temps
The following is a partial list of soil temperatures (°F) …
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Shrubs – Protection in Winter
My thoughts on the various alternatives when attempting to protect …
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Gardening – Yields Unexpected Results
My friend Vickey C. once gave me a few plants …
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Lawn – Leveling Low Spots
Despite your best efforts, your lawn may have spots that …
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Viburnum – Pollination
Although hollies are better-known for their berries, viburnum shrubs can …
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Pampas Grass
Pampas grass is striking in fall with its showy white …
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Fall Planting – When is Too Late
It has long been known that it is beneficial to …
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Lawn – Dog Urine Spots
Q: I have two female dogs which immediately head for …
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Banana – Overwintering
Given a mild winter and a sheltered location banana trees …
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Poison Ivy – Control
My neighbor and I acted as if we were surrounded …
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What to Do After the Easter 2007 Freeze
An extremely warm March in 2007 was followed by a …
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Sod – Installed in Fall or Winter
In the Southeastern United States, horticulturists routinely recommend transplanting trees …