Q: This grub and small ants are in the crotch …
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Japanese Maple – Leaves Never Turned Red
Q: My beautiful Japanese maple never turned red this year …
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Co-Dominant Trunk – On maple
Q: I have an ‘October Glory’ Red Maple that I …
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Horses – Plants They Won’t Like
Q: I have the perfect area for a new garden …
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October Glory – Compensating For Root Damage
Q: I recently tilled an area around my ‘October Glory’ …
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Maple – Righting One From A Fall
Q: We have a small maple that is becoming uprooted. …
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MANY TREES IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
“It sounded like a bunch of popcorn popping in my …
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Silver Maple – Perhaps Another Shade Tree
Q: On several occasions we have heard you advise callers …
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Amazon – And Other Winners
Q: We just moved here after eight years Germany and …
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Sap – Leaking From Birch Tree
Q: I have a ten year old river birch which …
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Japanese Maple – Blessed With Seedlings
Q: This past fall, my daughter and I collected seeds …
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Spiders – Everywhere They Can Be
Q: I’m noticing lots of spider webs on my holly …
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Trees – Growing For Shade
Q: I have a house that faces due west. The …
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Crapemyrtle – Should It Be Removed?
Q: I have a crepe myrtle eight feet from my …
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Japanese Maple – Trimming Dead Branches
Q: I planted a Japanese maple last year on Mothers …
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Inchworms – Getting Rid Of Them
Q: I’ve been battling inch worms in my Japanese maple …
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Trees – Proper Irrigation Saving A Marriage!
Q: My husband and I argue so much about this …
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Trees – Replacing An Oak With A Maple
Q: Recently we lost a big oak tree as a …
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Irrigation – Using Pool Water
Q: Can we water the sugar maples and bermudagrass around …
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Squirrel – Dumb Things They Chew On
I am no longer surprised at what squirrels find fun …
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Longhorn Borer – In Maple
Q: This grub and small ants are in the crotch …
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Citrus Leafroller – Identification
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Cardinal Climber Vine Not Blooming
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White foam (fungus) on treated wood
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Gardenia – Winter Prep
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Weed Wrench – Source
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White foam (fungus) on treated wood
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Composting – Lawn Clippings
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Weeds – Pre-emergent
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Asiastic Jasmine – Invasive?
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Citrus Leafroller – Identification
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