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Options For Ground Cover In My Backyard
Q: I need advice on how best to cover the …
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Bed Of Iris Infiltrated By Liriope And Mondo Grass
Q: I have a lovely bed of old and established …
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Which Plants In My Landscape Are Poisonous?
Q: I have young children and would like to know …
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Liriope Taking Over My Mondo Grass
Q: I’ve noticed that liriope has taken over almost half …
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Will Roundup Affect My Liriope?
Q: I have recently planted six hundred liriope plants for …
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How To Control Weeds That Are Growing In Liriope?
Q: How do you control weeds that are growing in …
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Liriope – Control of Weeds
Q: How do you control weeds that are growing in …
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A Plant To Avoid Erosion Of A Shady Slope?
Q: I have a steep slope in my backyard that …
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English Ivy – Okay Use As Ground Cover Sometimes
Q: Is it okay to use English ivy as a …
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Barrier for Monkey Grass
Q: I have monkey grass growing next to my lawn …
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Planting Monkey Grass – Winter
Q: Can I divide and transplant monkey grass this month …
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Chameleon Plant – Removal
Q: Several years ago you warned me that hottuynia (chameleon …
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Oak – Planting Beneath
Q: I have a huge oak that has a lot …
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Dog Urine – Damaging Liriope
Q: A neighbor’s dog has made repeated visits to my …
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Liriope – Spreading Monkey Grass vs Clumping Monkey Grass
Q: I’m having a terrible time with liriope that is …
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Liriope – Crown Rot in Drain Area
Q: We used to have a full, strong area of …
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Liriope – Propagation
Q: Can I propagate liriope from the fruit it produces …
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Spider Lily (Hurricane Lily) – Identification
Q: Can you identify these flowers? They are growing in …
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Liriope – Splitting
Q: Can I split my liriope and replant it without …
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Glyphosate (Roundup) – Claimed Not to Work
Glyphosate (Roundup, etc) is a common herbicide. By most accounts …
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The Earth-Kind® Rose Program
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Yellownecked Caterpillars – Identification
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Clover – Using as Groundcover
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Bermudagrass – Spring Dead Spot
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Oak Apple Gall – Identification
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Grass – Mixing Fescue and Rye
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Camellia, Azalea, Rose – Two Different Color Flowers
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Fatsia – Blooming in December
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Okra -Edible with Bumps on Pods
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Poppy – Planting
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