Q&A - Pests - I’ve got green worms!
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Those of you who are regular readers of this column are no doubt already aware that actual horticultural content is not my ...
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You may have been told that bees are beneficial and that they pollinate a lot of agricultural crops. Most of the time when …
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When David Van Zelst comes home after a busy day running his landscaping business, he likes to cook. No surprise there, …
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I don’t know the names of all of the plants in my garden. There, I said it. I’m not bragging, mind you, nor am I apologizing.
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While my back was turned (okay, I was out of town), we got a little frost. I didn’t realize it until I walked around my ...
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I brought my mandevilla plant into the house to overwinter. How best can I keep it? Will it flower? Can I root pieces of it?
My Siberian iris ‘Gracilis’ plants have only one bloom per clump. I have five 3 to 5 year-old clumps that are 8 to 10 inches wide. They do not appear to be crowded. All are planted in a moist area. Why is there only one bloom per clump?
I have twelve beautiful blooming violet plants on my office desk, placed 12 inches from a light source that’s kept burning day and night. I water them from the bottom and let the water remain in the saucer.
No matter what I spray, I continue to have gnats and other insects in my soil. I also occasionally start to get yellow spots on the tips of the leaves and then the spots start going down the leaves. What’s going on here?
