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03/19 - 21: Pee-Wee Planters Spring Series

03/25 - 27: Nature Explorers Spring Series

03/27 - 15: Perennial Gardening for the South

05/12 - 19: Hydrangeas for your Garden

05/15: Buggin' Out and Living in a Garden of Weeden


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Q&A of the week


Meyer Lemon Tree – Hardiness
Q: I recently purchased a beautiful Hybrid Meyer Lemon tree. The accompanying tag said it was hardy to minus 20 degrees.

I don't think that it has ever been that cold here so I planted it outside. Can I believe the tag or do I need to dig it up and cart it inside for the winter?

A: Someone hit the wrong key when the label was printed. Meyer lemon is hardy to the upper 20's but fre Click for more...
 
Tree - Using Mycorrhizae
Q: I have two large oaks on my property. I am contemplating hiring a tree specialist to care for my trees. The service includes "inoculate root zone with mycorrhizal spores and inject with biostimulants to help improve nutrient absorption and relieve drought stress." Is this service necessary or can I do this on my own?

A: Some of my tree service friends swear by using mycorrhizae and biostimulants but I’m not sure these Click for more...
 
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