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Wax Scale – On Maple
Q: Our Japanese maple appears to have some type of …
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Juniper – Shade?
Q: A row of ‘Bradford’ pears once provided shade halfway …
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Pine Beetle – Damage to Pine
Q: I have a dead tree, 20′ – 30′ tall, …
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Azaleas – When to Fertilize
Q: I continue to get mixed messages on when I …
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Fruit – Definition of
Q: My sister home schools her nine year-old and in …
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Fertilizer Burn – Bringing Back Burned Grass
Q: Last fall, I thought it would be nice to …
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Oak Sower Gall
Q: We found a fuzzy, gall-like thing on an oak …
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Ligustrum (Privet) – Leaf Spot
Q: I have a hedge of two year old wax …
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October Glory Maple – Splitting at the Trunk
Q: I planted an ‘October Glory’ maple last October. Recently …
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Apple, Pear – Grafting
Q: I would like to experiment with grafting pear and …
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Nutgrass – In Daylilies
Q: I have nutgrass in one area of my day …
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Doublefile Viburnum
Q: I love this tree! I know of three in …
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‘Windsor’ Dark Cherry Tree – Bacterial Canker
Q: In February this year we planted a ‘Windsor’ dark …
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Witchhazel Gall
Q: We have an older Witch Hazel (yellow bloomer) that …
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Crabapple Tree – Sucker control
Q: We have two ‘Sugar Tyme’ crabapple trees in our …
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Fire Blight – In Pear
Q: I have a 50+ year old pear tree that …
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Fescue – Weeds
Because fescue tends to thin out in summer, it can …
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Watersaver RTF – Homeowner Comments
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Importance of Soil Temps
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Urban Garden Rules – City of Atlanta
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Cold Dracaena
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Mixing Fescue and Rye – Good or Bad?
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Snowball Viburnum – Lacecap Flowers
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I’m retiring from radio (mostly)
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Poinsettia – Forcing to Bloom for Christmas
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How to Make Cheese Muffins
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Poisonous Plants
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Sweetgum – Positive Characteristics
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