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Friday, July 29, 2011
Tree Stakes Should Be Removed After One Season Of Growth
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Q. Hi Bob! Tree trunk girdled by wire supports after two years I just found your editorial in the "The View" yesterday. I w...
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Tomatoes: All Vines And No Fruit
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Sunburn on tomato fruit due to lack of leaf cover Q. The 1st year that I had tomatoes, they were fantastic. I had so many tomatoes that I...
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Does Anyone Have A List Of Their Favorite Cacti For Containers?
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Q. Would you please take the time to send a list of cacti that is best suited for containers? Thank you so much for your help. A. I don’t k...
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Pruning Peach and Nectarine
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Reader's peach tree Q. I have 2 fruit trees a peach & nectarine They have shoots growing out of the main body should I cut th...
Gardeners Just Don't Want To Give Figs Enough Water
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Q. We planted a fig tree two years ago in the Anthem/Henderson area. We’ve had few purple figs in the last two years. Unfortunately they don...
Red Flame Table Grapes Do Well In The Mojave Desert
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Red flame table grapes grown by reader in Las Vegas Q. My Red Flame grapes are terrific this year. I think some at the end of the bunches...
Dwarf Coyote Bush Planted In Small Landscape Area
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Probably dwarf coyote bush planted in a small landscape area Q. Please look at the attached image if two 'Desert Broom' or Coyo...
Brown Spots Emerge In Fescue Lawn In Midsummer
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The lawn with brown and dead spots Q. I need your assistance. Below photo depicts the present condition of my backyard. It has patches of...
Young Apple Tree In Rock Mulch Dies In Midsummer
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Apple tree planted in rock mulch Q. I've attached a picture of what was once a beautiful, thriving golden delicious apple tree. Withi...
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Monday, July 25, 2011
African Sumac Has Problems
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Q. I have an African sumac in my backyard that has leaves which turn brown and fall off. I have one in my front yard that does not do that. ...
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Japanese Privet Does Not Like Dry Feet
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Readers plant appears to be Japanese privet which does not like dry soils Q. I have four bushes like the one shown. They were planted ab...
Tomato Cracking May or May Not Be Your Fault
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Radial cracks on an heirloom tomato from the orchard Q. I have this problem. Our tomatoes develop cracks at times usually about half wa...
What's Happening In The Orchard In July: Limb Damage and Wormy Peaches and Nectarines
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Fruit Tree Limb Split Due to Heavy Fruit Load Limb Damage Due To A Heavy Crop Load. Too much fruit on a single limb and the ...
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Roses Can Be A Good Landscape Plant For The Hot Desert
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Roses Should Never Be Grown In Rock Mulch Q. I read your column and have a question. I have two rose plants both have very dried blossom...
Friday, July 8, 2011
Privet Not Doing Well
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Q. I have four bushes like the one shown. They were planted about six years ago and have never done very well. Each year around this time th...
African Sumac And Leaf Drop
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Q. I have an African sumac in my backyard that has leaves which turn brown and fall off. I have one in my front yard that does not do tha...
My Lawn Needs Help Doggone It!
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Dog urine damage. You can tell because it is darker green around the dead spot due to the extra nitrogen in the urine. Q. I have some g...
Baked Apples on the Tree in July
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Apple baked on the readers tree and now rotting Q. Aloha, Bob. I have this problem. Our Apple and tomato crop has been developing brown a...
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Mason Bees Probably Not the Best Choice for Desert Pollination
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Bee boxes made for leafcutter bees at The Orchard Q. Do we have mason bees in las vegas? My yard is 50ft x 25ft. do you think i...
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Monday, July 4, 2011
Twisted and Distorted Tomato Roots May Be Nematodes
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Nematode damage to roots Q. I recently pulled up the remains of my tomato plants and found the roots disfigured but I could not see an...
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