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Chrysanthemum – Fall and Winter Care
Q: Our church recently put out one hundred mums in …
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Cherry Tree – Bleeding
Q: I was cutting my grass around my cherry tree, …
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Mulch – Dye Sources
Q: My red mulch and red pine bark are fading. …
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Termites – Attracted to Wood Chips?
Q: I have a drop-off of more than twelve inches …
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Centipede – General Notes
Information taken from
The Revised Georgia Gardener’s Guide
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Lizard Eggs
Q: I was working in my flower garden, digging up …
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Palmetto Bug (Roach) – Control
Q: We have noticed palmetto bugs (a.k.a. large brown roaches …
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Peony Leaf Disease
Q: When I grew up in Michigan, my mother had …
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St Augustine – Mowing
Every lawn grass has a height at which it should …
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Mums – Transplanting to bed
Q: Our church recently put out one hundred mums in …
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Flowers – Drought-proofing
Q: I enjoy replanting my flower beds twice a year …
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Slime Mold – In Mulch
Q: This fungus keeps popping up in my beds. It …
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Bermuda Grass – Brown Swirled areas
Q: After I mow my bermudagrass, brown swirled areas are …
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Slug Control – Lava Rock
Q: Here is a tip for your readers! For years …
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Acetic Acid – Use as Herbicide
Q: I have a dachshund who – even though we …
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Pine Needles – Leaving on Grass
Q: I have been good about raking my pine needles, …
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Kudzu – Control in Winter
Q: In two weeks, we are going to try and …
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Resurrection fern – Transplanting pieces
Q: I am fascinated by resurrection ferns and happened to …
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Pine Needles – Excessive Acidity
Q: After reading your answer to the question about leaving …
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Azalea, Rhododendron, Woody plants – Phytophthora Root rot
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