When turf companies market a brand new grass without submitting …
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Japanese Maple Trees – Surviving Winter in Pots
Q: I have Japanese maple trees in pots on my …
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Miniature Roses – Indoors for Winter?
Q: I have several miniature roses growing in containers. Should …
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Clay Pots – Cleaning
Q: Regular water removes only the lightest salt deposits …
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Gardenia – Transplanting from Pots
Q: We enjoy several gardenias in large pots, but they …
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Spider Mites – On Citrus (Orange)
Q: Our 8-year-old son was 5 when he stuck a …
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Liriope vs Mondo Grass
Q: I have variegated monkey grass growing in my yard. …
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Wooly Bear Caterpillar – Identification
Q: What is this fuzzy caterpillar? My Dad and I …
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Crabgrass – Dying in Fall
Q: Look at what happened to my crabgrass: couple of …
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Microstegium (Basketgrass, Stiltgrass, Eulalia) – Identification and Control
This grassy weed is common but it doesn’t yet have …
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Yellowstriped Armyworm – Identification
Q: I’ve had great success with my tomatoes this year. …
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Brown Patch – Diagnosing
You have brown patches of dead grass in your lawn. …
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Thermal Blue – Installation Photos
It’s not often that we get to see the process …
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Shrub – Transplanting
Back in 2001, we threw a big party to celebrate …
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Buying Plants – Research Before Purchasing
My old friend Von Woods sent me a question a …
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Landscape – Effects of Wet Weather
In my line of work, few things give me more …
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Lawn – Leveling Low Spots
Despite your best efforts, your lawn may have spots that …
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Lawn – Dog Urine Spots
Q: I have two female dogs which immediately head for …
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Yellow Archangel – Control
I believe I am finally rid of the infernal archangel. …
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Bluegrass (Thermal Blue) – Homeowner Comments
When turf companies market a brand new grass without submitting …
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Hydrangeas – Pruning
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Mexican Bamboo – Identification
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UGA Vegetable Gardening Publications
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Crapemyrtle – Pruning versus Pollarding
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Japanese Beetle – Control with Nematodes
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A Gardener’s Thanksgiving – Prayer
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Encore Azaleas – Did Not Bloom Second Time
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Okra -Edible with Bumps on Pods
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River birch – Dropping Leaves
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Bamboo – Control
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