Q: I recently planted a large Chinese elm. When I …
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Mulch – Using Plastic Sheet
Q: While cleaning up my back yard I found black …
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Artillery Fungus – Identification
Q: We have a lovely patio in our backyard that …
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Maple – Lower Trunk Wound
Q: My ‘October Glory’ maples have something wrong with them. …
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Peach Tree- Disease Treatment
Q: I have young peach tree that I got too …
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School garden – Rain barrels
Q: My daughter’s school is trying to establish a community …
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Leyland Cypress – Fertilizing
Q: I have twenty Leyland cypress, twelve feet tall. When …
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Azaleas – Ground Up Leaves as Mulch
Q: I would like to know if it would be …
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Oakleaf Hydrangea – Problems
Q: I have lost three good-sized oak leaf hydrangeas that …
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Amaryllis – Outdoor Care
Q: For the second year in a row, our amaryllis …
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Pre-emergent – Apply During a Warm Winter
Q: When the weather is unseasonably warm (60’s and 70’s) …
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Earwig – Identification
Q: I have seen this strange bug all my life …
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Flower Beds- Maintenance
Q: I’d like to make the irrigated flower beds at …
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River birch – Dropping Leaves
Q: We have a birch tree in the front yard …
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Plasticulture – Garden Improvements
Q: I read an article about gardeners using plasticulture to …
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Cocoa Mulch – Where to Buy
Q: Do you know where I can buy cocoa mulch …
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Cottonseed Meal vs Cottonseed Hulls
Q: I recently heard you advise gardeners to mulch with …
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Amaryllis – Outdoor Survival
Q: The amaryllis I received for Christmas has finished blooming. …
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Muscari – Sprouting Leaves Early
Q: When your newsletter calendar came out saying it was …
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Tree – Trunk Rot from Mulch
Q: My mother lives in Ohio. She calls this tree …
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Chinese Elm- Rescue
Q: I recently planted a large Chinese elm. When I …
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Holly – Male vs Female Flowers
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Can I Store My Tulip Bulbs Next To My Vegetables?
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Pepper
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Knock Out® Rose – Pruning in Winter
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Dobsonfly (Hellgramite) – Identification
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Succumb to a Moss Lawn
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Burford Holly’s Bountiful Berries
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Lacebugs Lurking On Plants
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Don’t Prematurely Cut Back Azaleas
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Crossing Your Fingers for Hawthorn Revival
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