THE RIGHT SITE Roses require a minimum of six hours …
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Foliar Fertilization – Pro’s and Con’s
When and How to Use Foliar Fertilizers
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White Grub – Control in Lawns
It’s common to find one or two “C-shaped” white grubs …
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Labels – Read Before Buying
Some people collect stamps. Others accumulate coins. I collect garden …
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Cicada Killer Wasp – Identify and Admire
Reading about something with “wasp” and “killer” in its name …
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Wood Ashes – Use as Plant Fertilizer
On a cold winter weekend, nothing is cozier than a …
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Millipede – Control
Spring rains often bring creatures which are not seen at …
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Tools (Gifts) – Choosing
I was out working in the garden last weekend, doing …
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Deer Repellent (Deer Away, Tree Guard) – One Gardener’s Experiences and Evaluation
Deer can cause a LOT of damage to a landscape …
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Tools (Gifts) – Recommended by Gardeners
A couple of weeks ago I listed several garden tools …
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De-Icers – Damage to Plants
When ice and snow pile up it’s not unusual to …
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Crayfish (Crawfish) – Control
There are about 100 species of crayfish in North America. …
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Fipronil – Effect on Native Ants
In solving garden problems, I am often reminded that applying …
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Mosquito Control – Walter’s Thoughts
Summer rains can cause a population explosion of mosquitoes! Two …
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Squash Vine Borer
It’s not the “heartbreak of psoriasis” but it’s close…..the heartbreak …
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Cherry – Bleeding
Ah, what a beautiful thing is the marriage of intelligent …
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Dogwood – Diseases
Nothing can panic a homeowner like the threat of disease …
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Eucalyptus – Success Stories
When I replied to a newspaper reader about his chances …
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Magnolia – Care
Magnolias are fast growing trees and grow well in Georgia …
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Planting Winter Annuals in Drought

It’s daunting to consider planting winter annuals like pansies and …
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Rose – Buying and Planting
THE RIGHT SITE Roses require a minimum of six hours …