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Spot Anthracnose on Dogwood

Dogwood tree buds are beginning to swell. These trees are a favorite herald of spring. The bracts come out …

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Trumpets for a Garden Symphony

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Tea Scale Pests on Camellias

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March and April Gardening Guidelines

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To Prune or Not to Prune

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Fungus Gnats in February?

In the house, yes it’s possible. The flying version is annoying, but it’s the larvae that feed on the …

Hellebores

Hellebores

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Who Spilled Paint on My Camellias?

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February Gardening Guidelines

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Abiotic Diseases - Frost Injury

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