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Daphne – Planting and Care
Q: I have a question about daphne. I have both …
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Creeping Fig – Invasiveness
Q: I have a concrete retaining wall that is attached …
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Lichens – On Azalea
Q: I’m having a problem with my azaleas. They seem …
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Paperwhite Narcissus – Bloom Again?
Q: I received paperwhite narcissus bulbs for Christmas and they …
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Italian arum – Identification
Q: An elderly friend gave me a couple of these …
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Effects of Light and Soil on Plants – Science Fair Project
Q: I am a 9th grade student. I am doing …
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Native Evergreens – For creek banks
Q: I know of deciduous plants for creek banks – …
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Tulips – Perennial
Q: I heard you state on your radio show this …
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Daphne – Identification
Q: I am trying to identify a new plant. I …
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Greenhouse – Glazing
Q: A tornado damaged my greenhouse; it was wiped out …
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Tree – For a Memorial
Q: My wife and I suffered in January a fetal …
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Algae – Control in Lawn
Q: Over the years, with tree growth and much more …
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Zoysia – Plant From Seed
Zoysiagrass seed is usually planted in May or June. Keep …
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Tomato – Won’t Ripen
Q: Our plants have *tons* of large green tomatoes, but …
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Austree (Aus-Tree)
Q: Have you ever heard of Aus-trees? They are a …
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Dogwoods – No Blooms
Q: I have some wild dogwoods in my yard that …
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Jacaranda Tree – Growing conditions
Q: About 7 years ago my son was in the …
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Bougainvillea – Winter Hardiness
Q: My wife and I bought a bougainvillea at a …
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Centipede – General Notes
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‘Magilla’ Perilla – Winter Care
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Lizard Eggs
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Mushrooms in Lawn – Fairy Ring – Dark Green Rings in Lawn
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Knock Out® Rose – Pruning in Winter
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Stinkhorn mushroom – Identification and Control
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Ligustrum (Privet) – Leaf Spot
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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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