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Sweet Potatoes – Scurf
Q: I have been raising sweet potatoes for several years. …
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Mulch – Part of Planting Depth
Q: Various seeds and bulbs require being planted at a …
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Umbrella Tree – Pruning Roots
Q: I have an umbrella tree that is beginning to …
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Manure in a Garden – Not Harmful
Q: We are new to gardening. My husband wants to …
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St. Augustine Grass – New Recommendations?
Q: I remember you used to recommend St. Augustine grass …
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Fungus in the Ground – Diagnosing
Q: I have an area in my yard where everything …
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Small Hydrangeas – Prune or Leave Alone
Q: I recently planted some small hydrangeas. Should I prune …
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Fertiliser – Root Burn
Q: A couple of weeks ago, I put too much …
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Bean – Anthracnose
Q: My mother, who lives in Kentucky, is about to …
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Pansy – Nitrate Nitrgen
Q: I have read repeatedly your advice to use a …
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Peony Leaf Disease
Q: When I grew up in Michigan, my mother had …
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English Ivy – Dying
Q: I have an ongoing issue with my ivy. I …
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Soil Conditioner – Replacing
Q: I added soil conditioner last year on your advice …
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Candy Lily
Candy lily, Pardancanda norrisii, grows to 36″ tall. It …
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Centipede – Plant Seed
Centipedegrass seed is usually planted in May or June. If …
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Red Twig Dogwood – Growing in Georgia
Q: I planted a red twig dogwood bush about three …
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Primroses – When To Plant
Q: My sweetie gave me beautiful blooming primroses for Valentine’s …
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Redbud – Rotten Roots
Q: This eight year-old red bud tree developed a few …
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Magnolia – Removing Roots to Plant Grass
Q: A landscaper advised me to remove the large magnolia …
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Walking Iris – ID
Q: I’ve had this houseplant for a few years now …