Magnolias are fast growing trees and grow well in Georgia …
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Shrubs – No Flowers
I visited the proud parents of a new baby last …
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Shrubs – Protection in Winter
My thoughts on the various alternatives when attempting to protect …
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What to Expect after an Unexpected Freeze #2
This article on cold damage was originally written in March, …
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Non-Blooming Plants
Figuring out why a plant doesn’t bloom, or why one …
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Plants – Failure to Bloom
Few things are as frustrating as having a plant that …
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Gold Medal Plant Summary 1994 – 2016
The Gold Medal Plant Committee is a non-profit organization comprised …
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Tropical Plants for Pool Area
Tropical plants look great around a pool. Look for plants …
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Lawns – Light Needed
Choosing the right grass for a lawn is initially based …
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Trees for Damp Soil
Special note about coastal plants and plants for wet/damp areas …
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Plants for Screening
When I was a kid, we had no need for …
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How To Force Branches to Flower in Winter
In just a few weeks the daffodils and flowering magnolias …
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Muscadine Grape
Vitis rotundifolia
Muscadines are truly a fruit that puts the … -
Black Walnut
Juglans nigra
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Sweet Flag (Acorus) – Scale
Former Extension agent Christi Heidt reports an unusual problem: scale …
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Wildlife – Attracting
Rick Hindman recently sent me an e-mail requesting information on …
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Deer Control – Resistant Plants
Judging from the messages I’ve received from gardeners in Big …
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Black Walnut – Allelopathy
Black Walnut trees have a chemical known as juglone in …
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Magnolia – Care
Magnolias are fast growing trees and grow well in Georgia …
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Tips for Pruning Rhododendrons
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Post-Planting Droop
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Loblolly Pine – Origin of the Name
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Two Steps For Controlling Weeds In a Flower Garden
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What To Do About Camellia Leaf Gall
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Fertilizer – How to Buy
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Identification – Red Spider Lily
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Yoshino Cherry – Edible
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Root rot – Cure
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Post-Planting Droop
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