Q: This spring we are doing our own landscaping. I …
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Naked Ladies (Surprise Lily, Lycoris squamigera)
My driving companion in Cincinatti was quite discomfitted when I …
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‘Foster’ Holly – Spittlebug control
Q: My ‘Foster’ holly is covered with black bugs. They …
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Dwarf Mondo Grass – Planting
Q: What can you tell me about dwarf mondo grass? …
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Pregnant Onion – Care
Q: My pregnant onion is having babies and I’m not …
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Calla Lily
Q: I have a calla lily plant I received as …
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Japanese ligustrum (Wax Leaf Ligustrum) – Identification
Q: This tree was on our lot when we built …
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Centipede – Overwatering Problems
Q: I bought a house a year ago and had …
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Crapemyrtle – Moving
Q: I have four big crapemyrtles, about ten foot tall. …
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Cabbage – Savoy type
Q: On the TV show “Jeopardy” earlier this winter, one …
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Impatiens – Seed
Q: I am having great fun sharing with friends the …
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Clover Mite
Q: I have tiny little red bugs on my house …
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Treated Wood – Timbersil
Q: A few weeks ago, I asked on the radio …
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Gardenia Whitefly – Identification
Q: I have been plagued by a black, sooty substance …
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Liriope – Leaf Spots
Q: Our lirope is covered with reddish brown spots. We …
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Shamrock (Oxalis) – Care
Q: Can I plant my St. Patrick’s day oxalis outside? …
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Fruit Garden – For School
Q: I’m in charge of planning a fruit tree garden …
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Panicle Hydrangeas- Blooming
Q: I have a heavily wooded lot. I planted ‘Pink …
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English Ivy- Dieback
Q: What could cause dieback of our English ivy beds? …
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Japanese Maple- Coloring
Q: I have a five year old Japanese maple. When …
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Landscaping – Pinestraw
Q: This spring we are doing our own landscaping. I …
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Datura – Planting Seed
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Getting Rid of Lenten Roses
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Tomatoes Have White Meat Inside
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Climbing Spikes (Spurs) – Damage to Tree
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Fight Yellow Jackets with a Glass Bowl
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Peach has black spots on skin, scab disease
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What To Do About Camellia Leaf Gall
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Lawn Grass – Pictures
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Chinese Quince (Quincedonia) – Description
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Mimosa wilt identified
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