Q: I have recently moved into a new house with …
Get The ChecklistTag: Butterfly
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Deer Control – Resistant Plants
Judging from the messages I’ve received from gardeners in Big …
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Dogs – Landscaping for
If you have a dog or dogs, you know the …
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Butterfly Puddle – Building
Butterflies love the nectar from flowering plants but they also …
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Spider Mites – Control
Spider mites are difficult to control in the landscape. Symptoms …
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Identifying Insects, Plants and Animals
My neighbor Chrissy has taught me more about the insects …
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The Earth-Kind® Rose Program
Roses are one of the most desired of garden flowers. …
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Wildflowers in Highway Medians
Many readers have noticed the beautiful wildflowers in the median …
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Earth Kind Roses – List
In January 2002, at the conclusion of the first 5-year …
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Milkweed – Toxic Sap
Here’s a cautionary story for gardeners who enjoy growing milkweed:…
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Fence Swift Lizard – Identification
Q: Going to the compost pile this morning, I spied …
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Butterfly Bushes- Planting
Q: Earlier this summer I planted three butterfly bushes in …
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Web worms – Travel
Q: How do web worms get from the ground up …
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Butterfly Bush – spider mite control
Q: I have a mature butterfly bush. This year it …
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Giant Swallowtail Caterpillar (Orangedog) – Identification
Q: I found these creepy critters on a small citrus …
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Butterfly Bush – Pruning
Q: I went to prune my butterfly bushes this past …
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Butterfly Bush – Remove Flowers
Q: My butterfly bushes have been blooming wonderfully! Is there …
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Butterfly Bush – Problems
Q: I have a problem with a butterfly bush that …
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Butterfly Nectar
Q: I am looking for a recipe for butterfly nectar. …
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Ginger Root – Growing
Q: After reading a suggestion in your column last winter, …
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Jasmine – Pruning
Q: I have recently moved into a new house with …
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Centipede – General Notes
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Daylily/gardenia/gladiolus thrips identification and control
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Encore Azaleas – Did Not Bloom Second Time
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Chipmunk – Control
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Colorado Blue Spruce – Planting
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Agaves- Location
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Okra -Edible with Bumps on Pods
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Camellias – Feeding
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Praying Mantis – Moving an Egg Sack
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Hickory- Dropping Nuts and Leaves
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