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Garden advice: How will this year's warm weather affect pruning?
25 May 2012, 10:27 pm
Q: Because of the warm weather, everything is three to four weeks ahead this year. Here it is not even Mother's Day (the traditional date for last frost) and already my azaleas are pretty much finished. My question is: With everything so far advanced, how does affect the pruning schedule?
ANN LOVEJOY | When bad things happen to good plants
22 May 2012, 5:56 pm
Spring's weather fluctuations bring a host of problems in their wake. While barometric shifts and pollen barrages may trigger allergies, headaches, and arthritic flare-ups in humans, plants have problems too. Black spot, powdery mildews, red thread lawn molds and other common disorders can disfigure fresh new foliage and stunt the eager growth of spring.
DOUG CALDWELL: Our plants are under attack
17 May 2012, 1:00 pm
Doug Caldwell, Ph.D., “helping you beautify your landscape and protect the environment,” is the commercial landscape horticulture extension agent and landscape entomologist with the University of Florida Collier County Extension Service.
Laurel hedge: Fungicides can control powdery mildew
1 May 2012, 6:51 am
Question: My laurel hedge is eight feet high and three feet wide and 80 feet length, the problem is it is sick. It is old and is being attacked by some horrible pest. Can you advise me on a treatment for this (leaves enclosed) as I would hate to have to remove it. (Mrs V Thornington, Oulton Broad)
World - mildews
ANN LOVEJOY | When bad things happen to good plants - Kitsap Sun
22 May 2012, 5:55 pm
Black spot, powdery mildews, red thread lawn molds and other common disorders can disfigure fresh new foliage and stunt the eager growth of spring. The usual culprit is excess rain and cold nights. Lawns suffer because clay-based soils stay so ...
Cleansing Car or truck Carpet Effectively and Effectively - 1UP.COM
22 May 2012, 9:13 am
This will avert the machine from emitting unpleasant odors or have molds and mildews flourishing in the wet tanks. Vacuuming once more immediately after the steam cleansing is executed, helps to remove wet, fuzzy little balls of pet hairs, lint ...
DOUG CALDWELL: Our plants are under attack - Naples Daily News
17 May 2012, 3:38 pm
This year has started out as a frantic landscape season with the downy mildews killing our impatiens and defoliating the awabuki mirror-leaf viburnum hedges. We also see staining under the canopies of the bucida ("black olive") trees.
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