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Ornamental Grass – Privacy Wall
Q: I want to use ornamental grass in pots to …
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‘Meyer’ Lemon Tree – Winter Survival
Q: I have a ‘Meyer’ lemon tree. My husband thinks …
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Zoysia – Fertilizing in Winter
Q: I heard you say on your radio program in …
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Composting – In Plastic Bags
Q: If I leave my shredded leaves in a plastic …
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Ginger Root – Growing
Q: After reading a suggestion in your column last winter, …
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Datura – Planting Seed
Q: I recently purchased a ‘Purple Horn of Plenty’. Although …
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Cabbage – Savoyed Leaves
Q: On the TV show “Jeopardy” earlier this winter, one …
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Joseph’s Coat – Identification
Q: I have received several Joseph’s Coat plants from a …
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Grapefruit – Growing
Q: Early this summer I planted some grapefruit seed in …
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Impatiens – Seed
Q: I am having great fun sharing with friends the …
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Poinsettia – Dyed Purple
Q: I received a purple poinsettia for Christmas. If I …
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Pre-emergent – Apply During a Warm Winter
Q: When the weather is unseasonably warm (60’s and 70’s) …
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Loquat – Fruiting
Q: I know that loquat trees are hardy enough to …
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Bottle Brush Plant – Identification
Q: I have had this bottle brush plant in my …
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Roundup (glyphosate) Damage – On Lawn
Q: We would like to know what this disease is …
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Date Palm – Growing in Georgia
Q: I am trying to find out which date palm …
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Angels Blush- Pruning
Q: I have an ‘Angel’s Blush’ hydrangea that I would …
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Fireweed – Identification
Q: This weed is nasty. If you touch it, it …
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Forsythia Bush – Blooms
Q: Is it normal for a forsythia bush to have …
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China Doll Plant – Health
Q: I have a four-foot tall China Doll plant. It …
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Loropetalum – Varieties and Sizes
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Muskmelon
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Leyland Cypress – Fallen
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Chimney Swift – Sounds like Bats in Chimney
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Bradford Pear – Substitutes and Alternatives
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What To Do About Camellia Leaf Gall
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Do Strawberries Ripen Off the Vine?
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Two Steps For Controlling Weeds In a Flower Garden
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Weed Chemicals Aren’t Mind Readers
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Birds, Bees, and Zucchini
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