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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Watering a Lawn May Not Be Enough For Trees Growing in a Lawn
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Q. My tree is 30'x 25' and it is in a lawn area. We follow the SNWA guidelines for watering our lawn. Very little die back has occu...
Several Options Available When Fertilizing Plants in Rock Mulch
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Q. I know that this is not the time of year to fertilize plants, but I have a few questions regarding that subject now that it is on my m...
Increasing the Size of Pomegranate Fruits
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Q. We have a pomegranate tree which grows fruit but not to the size of those that sell in stores or larger, they are very small. This tree...
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Wind A Problem for Fruit Trees But Maybe Not for the Reason You Think
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Q. I am writing you in regards to a problem I'm having with my fruit trees in the spring when the winds are here. I have a tree that...
Full-Sized Peach Tree Not a Good Container Idea
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Q. In March of this year I planted a 2 foot tree with few leaves. It now has grown to 4 feet with a wide spread of branches. It is planted ...
Monday, November 7, 2011
First Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop This Saturday, November 12
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I will be holding the first pruning workshop of the season at the UNCE Orchard in North Las Vegas at 9 AM on Saturday, November 12, 2011. Th...
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Sunday, November 6, 2011
Cutting Back Tomatoes for Fall Harvest in the Warm Desert
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Q. In late February I planted in containers three Hawaiian tomato plants which grew to three feet, produced an abundance medium-sized sweet...
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The Basics on Pruning Apricots and Persian Lime - the basic tree architecture is the same
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Q. Could you send me a couple of directions relative to pruning Persian lime and apricot? Also, any schedule of classes on pruning that m...
Proliferation of Flies in the Las Vegas Valley Causing Havoc (maybe a little exaggerated)
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Q. My husband and I spend four months away from the Valley during the summer. When we returned in late September we could not believe the ...
I Have Several Questions That I Would Like Assistance With on General Stuff
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I have several different questions that I would like assistance with. We have 3/4 acre lot in Las Vegas near the airport, it is sandy, and ...
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Broccoli Remains Packed with Health Benefits
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USDA Research Demonstrates New Breeds of Broccoli Remain Packed with Health Benefits O CTOBER 13, 2011.— Research performed by scientists...
Monday, October 31, 2011
Silk Tree (Mimosa) Should Not Be in Rock Mulch
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Q. You had a timely article for me on the mimosa tree. Mine started to struggle with leaf scorch. I started deep watering and I added iro...
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Lilacs Will Work in the Mojave Desert - Just Be Careful You Get the Right One
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Q. I wish to transplant a lilac bush. It is facing west and struggles during the heat of the summer. I believe a better spot is on the nor...
Basic Rose Primer for the Desert and Some Recommended Varieties
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Q. Please advise me on how to trim roses properly. Also if you have any other suggestions regarding growing roses. Yes, these roses are g...
Plant Garlic Now
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Volunteers planting garlic We planted garlic at the Orchard about two weeks ago. It should be in the ground and irrigated by mid-No...
Someone's Drilling Holes in My Tree's Trunk! Or Maybe Its Borers!
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Sapsucker damage on almond (Neplus) not borers and not my neighbor's drill Q. I have a nine year old semi-dwarf green gage plum tree...
Tree Leaning Due to Shade
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Q. I recently moved into a home in Henderson and I have a large back yard with about seven pine trees lining the property. The trees are...
Plum Transplant Shock and Dieback ..Or is it?
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Readers plum tree with dieback Q. Attached are some photos of my semi-dwarf plum we just planted in September. The left side of the t...
Apricot in Rock Mulch May Mean Sap
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Q. Thanks for the response to my almond question. I saw that it actually ended up in the paper! Good, I hope it helped some folks. ...
Monday, October 24, 2011
My Top Choices in Fruit Trees for an Edible Landscape
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I have been tracking how fruit trees have been performing at our Orchard in North Las Vegas for fruit quality and how good they would be du...
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