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Onions – Flowering
Q: I have purple onions in my garden. Is there …
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Chia – Growing in Georgia
Q: Can we grow chia in Georgia? I like to …
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Snowball Viburnum – Lacecap Flowers
Q: I planted a snowball bush three years ago. It …
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Lotto Number Plant – Identification
Q: I bought seeds for a Lotto number plant. I …
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Agave – Growing Successfully in Atlanta
Not far from my home, an elementary school has built …
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Muscadine, Scuppernong – Flowers
Q: For the past seven years I have been unsuccessful …
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English Ivy – Adult Leaf Form
Q: I was told this is poison sumac. It is …
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Bumblebee – Nest
Q: I took this photo of a squirrel nest that …
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Sweetshrub – No Fragrance
Q: My sweetshrub’s flowers have absolutely NO scent! What’s wrong …
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Spring Bulbs – When to Fertilize
My rule of thumb for fertilizing any plant is to …
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Wood Chips – Use As Mulch
Q: I have an older friend whose yard and beds …
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Lilies – Will It Come Back?
Q: I was given three pineapple lilies and accidentally cut …
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Freesia Laxa – Planting In Georgia
Q: I brought home some Freesia laxa seed pods from …
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Pride Of Barbados – Surviving The Cold
Q: While visiting San Antonio this summer we saw beautiful …
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Crapemyrtle – Evergreen
Q: Do you know where I can buy an evergreen …
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Serviceberry – Best Variety
Q: On your show you mentioned serviceberry tree. Which variety …
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Plant – Interesting, Pretty and Attractive
Q: I need something to plant in a space that’s …
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Hydrangea – Treating A Gift Plant
Q: I received a beautiful White Robe hydrangea as a …
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Strawberries – Identifying Mock Strawberries
Q: This year I planted a bed of wild strawberries …
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Crocosmia – Planting Seeds
Q: I have tall crocosmia flowers. Can the seeds be …
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Pine Cones- Opening
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Crapemyrtle – Fragrant
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Pampas Grass – Turning brown
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Naked Lady Lily Bulbs – Not Blooming
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Purple Vetch – Identification and Control
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Identification – Red Spider Lily
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Tips for Pruning Rhododendrons
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Pine Cones- Opening
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Toad – Identifying Droppings
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Buffalonut – Identified
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