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Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Should We Keep Politics Out Of Gardening?
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I'm not so much asking a question as telling one of my solutions. My garden is along an East facing concrete block wall and though sha...
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Seed Exchange and Music in 29 Palms March 1
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I hope all of you in the 29 Palms area will help support this event! It sounds like lots of fun and a great way to get some local seeds tha...
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Prune Grapes to Improve Production
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Our climate in the Mojave desert can damage grapes during the cold winter months. This winter was warmer than usual and the two times it dr...
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How to Control Whiteflies on Tomato This Summer
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Whiteflies on the bottom of pomegranate leaf Q. I am new to gardening in the desert and am surprised at my success thus far! That is,...
Fertilize More Often For High-Quality Roses
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Q. I'd like to continue fertilizing my rose bushes right through the spring since the past year's bloom was not too impressive. Is...
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Crazy Roots of Tomato Is Due to Nematodes
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Q. I was going through my garden notes and I found pictures I took a few months ago of my tomato plants. A few of them came up with rea...
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Monday, February 9, 2015
Shoestring Acacia Height Can Be Lowered
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Large shoestring Acacia. Some are more upright than others while others are more rounded. This is because of how they were propagated, gr...
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Forcing Tulips to Bloom Again
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Q. I recently purchased tulips already in a container and they bloomed for almost 10 days. The roots were sitting in water, and I had to a...
Pruning Globe Mallow and Bird of Paradise
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Q. We have a very old globe mallow shrub that looks bad after a frost. When and how should it be pruned to bring it back to its former glo...
White Crust on Soil Surface Is Alkali or Salt
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Q. I dug up some of our native soil and amended it with 50% planting mix. The next day after it dried, this white substance appeared on th...
Mulch Recommendations for Fruit Trees
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Q. Please provide me with recommendations for types of mulch for fruit trees. A. By definition, mulches lay on top of the soil surfac...
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Thursday, February 5, 2015
Trumpet Vine Adds Color to Desert Landscapes
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Trumpet vine is commonly used in much colder, arid climates. It is not a true desert plant but can tolerate arid environments and poor soil...
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Prune Mexican Petunia Similar to Lantana
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Q. I have a Mexican petunia (Ruellia) that is about 4 years old. In 2013 the freeze caused all of the stems to die back. I cut all of the...
Avocado May Shock When Moved Inside
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Q. Last year I grew an avocado outdoors from its pit. As the temperatures began to dip I transplanted it to a pot and brought it inside. ...
Snails, Disease and Shade Are Related
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Q. I have been noticing tiny little snails climbing up my red brick planter during the fall. I have thousands of those shells all through ...
Persimmons Will Grow in the Mojave Desert
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Q. I recently received a large bag of home-grown Fuyu persimmons given to me, grown in California. Will the Fuyu Persimmon tree survive ou...
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Video Help Pruning Peach to Keep it Small
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Q. I wonder if you can tell us how to prune our Elberta peach tree. We planted it in the spring and had one beautiful peach to enjoy. We ar...
Irrigating Fruit Trees After Planting and During the First Year
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Fruit Tree Establishment During the first few weeks after planting, new roots must grow from older roots and into the soil used for pl...
How to Prune Fruit Trees
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In case you missed my classes this spring, below is an updated version of some short notes on pruning fruit trees. This covers most of the...
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Fruit Tree Pruning Class in 29 Palms Saturday
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I will be giving a fruit tree pruning class in 29 Palms, California, which will cover basic pruning techniques of all major fruit trees t...
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