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Thursday, August 19, 2021
Do You Like Apples? Specifically 'Honeycrisp' Apples?
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I got two questions on the same day from readers who are growing 'Honeycrisp' apple trees. Is this because you like the flavor of t...
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Wednesday, August 18, 2021
What Length Can Drip Tubing Be? How Many Gallons Can it Handle?
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Recently I saw quarter inch blank tubing with a length of over 80 feet! Of course this is too long for quarter inch tubing. But how long is...
USDA Accepting Applications to Help Cover Costs for Organic Certification
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Read the origina.post from USDA here The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced that organic producers and handlers can now ...
Plum Tree has Fireblight? I Don't Think So.
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Q. I'm hoping you can help save my plum tree. It has fireblight, I cut off the infected area but it spreading to the rest of the tree. I...
Hand Pruning vs Hedge Pruning
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Q. I heard that hand trimming bushes was better than using hedge trimmer. Hand pruning, or pruning with a loppers or hand pruner deep inside...
Euryops Daisy Getting Leggy
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Q. My green euryops daisies were doing beautifully last spring and summer, but this year they became tall and leggy and grew poorly. It is l...
Eucalyptus Leaves Used as a Mulch
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Q. What’s your opinion about using eucalyptus leaves as mulch? Eucalyptus microtheca growing in Las Vegas A. There are reports that leave...
Kurapia as a Turfgrass Replacement
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Q. Have you ever heard of kurapia as a ground cover? I wonder if it would succeed here in Las Vegas. I know that this recommendation is fr...
Sunday, August 1, 2021
Plants for Privacy from Neighbors
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I have had many complaints about using plants like Japanese blueberry, Carolina cherry laurel, or Bay Laurel for a privacy hedge. I decided ...
Adding Cacti to Your Landscape
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Not all cacti are the same. Remember that. Just because its a cactus, or looks like a cactus, does not mean they can go out in very hot loc...
Almonds for Backyards in the Mojave Desert
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Probably the two varieties I would chose for almond production in backyards are 'Garden Prince' and 'All-in-One' . Almonds...
Almond Nuts Dry and Hard. Why?
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Q. I have a 10 yr. old ‘All-in-One’ almond tree that is healthy and produces an abundance of nuts. Most of the nuts are not edible because ...
Silver Torch Cactus Stems (Columns) Shrinking
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Q. I have a clump of silver torch cactus about 7 years old and some of the columns appear to be shrinking in diameter. It appears to me that...
Strong Winds Damage Bottletree and What to Do
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Q. I have several bottle trees, now over 7 feet tall, damaged by two windstorms close together. After the windstorms, the branches were sagg...
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