Extension Offices – Odd Questions

University of Georgia Extension offices are sometimes the place of …

Powdery Mildew – Control

Powdery mildew is a common disease of summer. It begins …

Shrubs – No Flowers

I visited the proud parents of a new baby last …

Landscape – Planning Your Own

A few weeks ago I received a question common to …

Landscaping – Late Summer Jobs

One of the advantages of doing a vocation and avocation …

Landscaping Maintenance – Summer

FEED FLOWERS Summer annual flowers are go-for-broke types of plants. …

Non-Blooming Plants

Figuring out why a plant doesn’t bloom, or why one …

Plants – Failure to Bloom

Few things are as frustrating as having a plant that …

Boxwood – Varieties

In the nursery trade there are basically two species of …

Apple

Malus cv.
With the availability of dwarf trees, nearly any …

Crapemyrtle Pruning – Shannon Pable’s Comments

“Here’s how I look at it:

“For pollarding, you cut …

Fig

Ficus carica

Figs suffer from winter damage in some parts …

Correct Crapemyrtle Pruning – Art Morris’ Comments

I think we all agree that the preferable treatment for …

Sage

Salvia officinalis

taken from The Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Book…

Crapemyrtle Pruning – Steve Pettis’ Comments

I like the description here.

Dr. Ed Gillman describes …

Grape, Bunch

Vitis cv.
American and French hybrid bunch Grapes can be …

Black Walnut

Juglans nigra
Black Walnut is native to North America and …

Gardenia – When to Prune

Gardenias can often get too large for their spot. Their …

Blackberry

Rubus cv.
Blackberries and raspberries are very similar. They are …

Pecan – Choosing, Planting, Maintaining

Carya illinoensis
The Pecan is a member of the Walnut …