Hosta are one of the most common landscape plants. Yet …
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Camellia/Azalea/Rhododendron/Blueberry – Cranberry Rootworm
When a gardening friend first described the damage to her …
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Pink Hibiscus Mealybug
If you think fire ants and armadillos are terrible exotic, …
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Nuisance Animals – Controlling
Controlling nuisance animals can be a frustrating business. They often …
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Mosquito Control – Automatic Misting Systems Not Recommended
Mosquito control can be a maddening exercise. No matter how …
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Slug and Snail – Control
I found #133 under the clothes dryer recently. Unfortunately, I …
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Mosquito Traps – Comments
When I asked subscribers to my “Georgia Gardener” e-mail newsletter …
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Hornet – Control
It is startling to pass by a shrub or small …
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Millipede – Control
Spring rains often bring creatures which are not seen at …
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Fall Webworm
The large webs of the fall webworm begin to appear …
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Mealybug – Control
Mealybugs can attack several kinds of houseplant. Mealybugs look like …
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Ultrasonic – Pest Repelling Devices
It seems ingrained in the genes of mankind to invent …
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Pesticides – Disposing
When my father died a few years ago our family …
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Pesticide Misuse – “People Dumber Than Us”
In a great example of public service, the California Department …
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Lady Beetle (Ladybug) – Control on Your House
Someone recently took me to task for being so casual …
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Oak Scale – Eaten by Fungus
Sometimes I get to be in the audience when smart …
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Mosquito Control – Walter’s Thoughts
Summer rains can cause a population explosion of mosquitoes! Two …
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Whitefly – Trap
Most pests are simple to kill. Mosquito siphoning your corpuscles? …
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Mosquito Traps – Univ. of Florida Report on CO2 type
UF/IFAS News Release May 19, 2005
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Bradford Pear – Pruning
I recently received a query that has been repeated over …
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Hosta – Diseases and Pests
Hosta are one of the most common landscape plants. Yet …
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Stinkhorn mushroom – Identification and Control
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Shrub – Pruning
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Wick Applicator – For Herbicide
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Maple – Lower Trunk Wound
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Cypress- Stopping Knees
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Encore Azaleas – Did Not Bloom Second Time
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Deer – Aiding Decomposition
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Earwig – Identification
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Wildflowers in Highway Medians
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Moist Soil – How to Determine if Soil is ‘Moist Enough’
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