Chicorium endivia
If you’ve ever had a salad that tasted …
Tag: Summer
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Soil Testing – Why
Once upon a time, farmers tested their soil by tasting …
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Bluegrass – Thermal Blue variety
New varieties of turfgrass come along every year, promising that …
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Plants – Failure to Bloom
Few things are as frustrating as having a plant that …
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CD’s Yield 3.5% – Plants Yield 400%
My mother explained it to me carefully: I should give …
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Soil Testing – Using Gypsum
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the importance …
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Lawns – Diagnosing Dead Grass
I regularly drive by a church that has a nice …
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Tree – Transplanting
A couple of weeks ago I detailed Dr. Tim Smalley’s …
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Drought – A Brief History in Georgia
Each year that Georgia suffers through a dry summer, we …
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Soil Temperature – Monitoring
My son and I had just arrived the first day …
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Mushrooms in Lawn – Fairy Ring – Dark Green Rings in Lawn
Rain in summer is appreciated but some folks receive unexpected …
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Pick-Your-Own Farms
Few things are more fun than going to a pick-your-own …
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Watermelon
Citrullus linatus
Summertime celebrations would be incomplete without watermelons. Children … -
Onion
Allium cepa
One of the oldest crops in human history, … -
Carrot
Daucus carota var. sativas
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Composting 101
Q: I am trying composting for the first time so …
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Azaleas – Late Spring/Early Summer Pruning
If your azalea has been growing in a spot for …
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Oddly Shaped Vegetables
Hometown newspapers once featured large or oddly shaped vegetables every …
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Endive – Escarole
Chicorium endivia
If you’ve ever had a salad that tasted …