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Thursday, June 2, 2011
Spider Mites Can Be Controlled
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Spider Mite Damage But Obviously Not Tomato. What to look for? Yellow speckling or stipuling, dusty appearance on the leaves, webbing ma...
Squash Fails to Fruit Without Active Bees
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Summer Squash Failing to Fruit Due to Lack of Pollination. Photo by reader. Q. I have had great success growing both yellow and green ...
Monday, May 30, 2011
Deadly Pillbugs Strike Again
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Q. I have voracious pill bugs eating my tomato plants (starting at the stalk at ground level). These are the bugs that resemble armadillos ...
Apply Insecticidal Soaps Frequently for Effective Control of Garden Insects
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To protect vegetable and herb plants from chewing insects you should be spreading with an insecticidal soap every 3 to 4 days. Insecticidal ...
Mulching, Staking and Painting Important to New Fruit Trees in the Hot Desert
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Mulch Applied to New Fruit Trees With Growth Difference In One Season If you planted fruit trees this spring please apply 3 to 4 inches o...
Stop Cutting Asparagus Now
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Asparagus Ferns - Asparagus Uncut The asparagus harvest season is almost over and you should begin to not cut anymore spears and allow yo...
Control Peach Twig Borer Now
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Peach twig borers are flying now and some are getting into early maturing peaches, nectarines and...
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Windy Weather Means Irrigating a Bit Sooner
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The past few days have been unusually windy. In fact, this entire spring has been a windier year than normal. The saving grace is that i...
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Fruit Tree Recommendations for Southern Nevada Download
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Fruit Tree Recommendations for Southern Nevada -
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Butterfly Iris Can and Should be Divided Every Few Years to Keep Them Blooming
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Q. We have nine, 12-yr old butterfly irises is 3 groups of 3 that have outgrown their locations. They have grown/spread from their centers t...
Slugs LOVE Stale Beer
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Slug Q. I have learned about slugs two years ago and thought I won the battle. I notice my marigold plants are withering. Went out at nig...
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Converting Gallons to Minutes for Irrigation
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Q. Could you tell me where I could find irrigation instructions in gallons rather than hours and minutes? I am having difficulty in calculat...
Lantana Froze to the Ground
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Q. This winter I had a low temp of 25° F at my house. So far I have a couple of sprigs coming out of two cut back Lantana and four with no s...
Almonds Turning Yellow and Dropping
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Almond Nut Sap Oozing and Dropping Q. I'm having an awful time with my almond trees. I have two and they are about 8 years old. Last ...
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Asparagus Not Coming Up in Third Year
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Asparagus Started From Seed in a Trench Q. I had an 8' x 1' garden box patch of asparagus which this year would have been the 3rd...
Some Scarring of Apricot Probably Not Due to Thrips
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Q. I have some damage to my apricot fruits and sent you a picture. Is this damage from thrips? I have a nectarine and an apricot tree. Once...
Monday, May 2, 2011
Wind, Not Insects, Causing Damage to Tender New Growth
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Wind Damage to Persimmon Q. I hope you can help with a small problem with our dwarf peach tree. Something is shredding the leaves and I ...
Yucca Damage May Be Preventable With TLC
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Damaged Yucca Q. Any thoughts on what is going on with these plants? I think it is over watering and would like to know how much wate...
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Cool Spring Weather = Fruit With Less Sugar
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Earlitreat Peaches We are just about one week off from picking Earlitreat peaches, the first tree fruit to be harvested at The Orcha...
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