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what to do about fall webworm? (usually, nothing)
IT’S A BANNER FALL WEBWORM year in my corner of the Northeast, more than I’ve seen in 30ish years here. [read more…]
fighting dodder, propagating pineapple lily and more: q&a with ken druse
WHO AMONG US doesn’t have at least one Urgent Garden Question? This month on my public radio show and podcast, [read more…]
moquitoes & water gardens; ants in pots or on peony buds, and more: q&a with ken druse
THE LATEST CROP of Urgent Garden Questions ranges from peonies that just didn’t bloom, to ants on peony buds and [read more…]
fighting back against rose rosette disease, with christina king of star roses
I DON’T GROW a lot of roses, just a few favorites, but birds plant the occasional multiflora rose seed here [read more…]
getting to know your garden insects, with dr. david shetlar
WHEN THE NEW SECOND EDITION of “Garden Insects of North America” arrived recently from Princeton University Press, I quickly went [read more…]
16 things i know about growing tomatoes
FROM THE FIRST SEED SOWN to the last fruit stashed in the freezer, homegrown tomatoes are a labor of love. [read more…]
asian jumping worms: what we know, with uw-madison’s brad herrick
I GET A LOT of questions about invasive species, and lately a week doesn’t go by without at least one [read more…]
links i liked: fighting impatiens disease, crossbill irruption, overwintering ticks
THE DISEASE THAT DETHRONED Impatiens as the top annual in the nursery industry—Impatiens Downy Mildew—continues to take its toll. But [read more…]
the latest on backyard tick research, with dr. neeta connally
IT MAY BE the so-called garden offseason in many zones of the United States, but I’m not sure anyone told [read more…]- 1
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