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Sweetbay Magnolia – Identification
Q: In the front of my neighborhood in Marietta we …
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Star of Bethlehem – Identification
Q: This is a flower that has come up in …
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Blackberry Lily – Identification
Q: I have a beautiful orchid-like flower growing wild in …
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Burnweed – Control
Q: I have tried through every source that I know …
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Ranunculus – Planting
Q: Which way do you point ranunculus “bulbs” ? Legs …
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Rose – Budworm
Q: Many of my rose flowers look like the buds …
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Phalaenopsis orchid – Growth
Q: After my phalaenopsis orchid bloomed I cut the dead …
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Cucumber – Not Turning Green
Q: I am growing a cucumber that is supposed to …
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Rose Buds – Protecting and Treating
Q: Many of my rose flowers look like the buds …
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Dogwood Tree – Change in Bloom Colors
Q: I have a fifteen-year-old dogwood tree that has always …
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Sweet Autumn Clematis – Seed
Q: In September, while visiting a garden in north Georgia …
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Groundcover – For Dry Shade
Q: I would like to put a ground cover in …
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Calla Lily
Q: I have a calla lily plant I received as …
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Paulownia (Princess Tree) – Identification and Control
Q: This plant popped up (and how!) and is still …
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Verbena – Rejuvenating Homestead Purple
Q: For two consecutive years I have planted ‘Homestead Purple’ …
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Kiwi – Growing
Q: I have had a kiwi vine for five years. …
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Poinsettia – Dyed Purple
Q: I received a purple poinsettia for Christmas. If I …
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Devil’s Trumpet – Identification
Q: I spotted this small plant in my rose bed. …
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The Pocket Wildflower Trail
Q: Where is “the Pocket” that Theresa Schrum says has …
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Danglepod – Identification
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Hairy Vine on Tree
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