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Asian Longhorn Beetles (ALB)
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Webber Oct 23.
Knockout Roses
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Webber Jun 4.
Lawn Fertilizer Application
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Webber Feb 20.
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I read an excellent artice today on the invasion of the Asian Longhorn Beetle (ALB). In leafy Worcester Massachusetts authorities are battling to contain an invasive beetle that is poised to devastate the great hardwood forests of New England.…
Since this tree can develop into a large specimen tree (mine was about 60 feet tall and 40 feet in width after 20 years) the only maintenance was all the leaves I had to rake up in the fall. I never had any problems with pests or insects with this t…
My favorite tree is the Sargent Cherry ( Prunus Sargentii). In the spring when the tree was covered in blossoms it was spectacular and it also made for an excellent shade tree. In the fall the leaves turned an orange reddish color and the red brown…
Rose slug is a single cycle insect (one genaration) per season. In the future treat with "Dyston" or known as "Rose Food Plus Systemic Insecticide" This will help prevent, keep in mind the plant will flush new leaves to replace. You might look at Ea…
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Anybody else getting rose slugs on their knockout roses. I have noticed some of my knockout roses have skeletonized leaves. I have identified the critter as rose slugs. If you look underneath the leaf you can barely see the little green slug. I foun…
I agree, way to early
Yestersday I saw a professional lawn service company applying fertilizer on several lawns in my neighbor. With the ground temperatures so low I was wondering if this is way too early in the year to be applying a lawn fertilizer.
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