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Why don’t identical hydrangeas grow the same?
Q: I planted three hydrangeas last year. One is thriving …
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When Should I Use Wood Chips?
Q: I am having some trees removed and would like …
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Wood Chips As Mulch
Q: I am having some trees removed and would like …
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Planting Shrubs After Spraying Roundup
Q: My house has a steep slope in one spot. …
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White roots in dead pine needles
Q: I’ve dug up some strange white organic material while …
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Should I Rake Ivy Litter Before Putting Pine Straw On Top?
Q: I am clearing ivy from my yard. Should I …
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Slime Mold on Pine Straw
Q: I have looked and looked trying to see if …
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Where Can I Find Triple Ground Mulch?
Q: Where do I find triple ground mulch like I …
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Is Cottonseed Meal The Best For My Boxwoods?
Q: I have used cottonseed meal for my boxwoods in …
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10 New Year’s Resolutions for Gardeners
For gardeners, every year opens the possibility of better success: …
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Edgeworthia (Paperbush) – Root Rot
Q: I have five edgeworthia plants. The one that has …
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Pine Straw And Chip Mulch – Do They Attract Snakes?
Q: Please evaluate pine straw versus chip mulch in attracting …
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Slime Mold – Black Bubbly Substance
Q: Last week a black, bubbly substance started seeping through …
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Canna Bulbs – Store Indoors During Winter
Q: How should I store canna bulbs that I dig …
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Mulch for Fruit Trees
Q: I have several fruit trees. What would be the …
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Yellowjacket – Finding Nest
Q: I love to cut grass but have been stung …
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Pine Shavings – Don’t Make Soil Acid
Q: I have access to pine shavings with no manure. …
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Amaryllis – Care after Bloom
Q: How do I care for an amaryllis after it …
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Trees – Fertilizing Time
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Oak – Planting Beneath
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Wildflowers
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Keep Worms From Eating My Peaches
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Squirrel Damage – On Maple
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Weeds – Identification with Pictures
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Lawn Care Calendar (Calendars) and Factsheets
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Lawn Care Calendar (Calendars) and Factsheets
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Watermelon and Squash – Do Not Cross-pollinate
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