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bark is cracking and peeling. The trees were planted a year ago by the
builder. My homeowners association tells me I'm responsible for the
trees What can I do? - Polly M.
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 Q: This squash plant volunteered near my backyard garden. I've
never seen any like this. Can you tell me what kind this is?
- Ed P.
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maples. It's becoming a big problem. Will the trees survive? - Betty G.
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Cool Plant of the Week:
- by Theresa Schrum
Swamp Hibiscus (Hibiscus coccineus)
 Perennial native to the SE U.S. By far, this
plant has one of the largest flowers native to the U.S. In summer this
6+ foot tall perennial blooms with 6-8 inch scarlet red flowers. The
blooms are very attractive to hummingbirds. Educate your neighbors
about this plant so they won't call the police. Learn
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A Tribute to Lady Bird Johnson: Wildflower Meadows
Seed
- by Theresa Schrum
 For many years former First Lady, Lady Bird
Johnson was an advocate of native wildflowers. Thanks to her,
government funds were approved to plant wildflowers along our nation's
highways. Wildflower meadows have increased in popularity, but contrary
to what some say they aren't maintenance-free.
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