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Year: 2005

Cutting Back Pampas Grass

Posted on October 15, 2005

Q.  I have 3 large pampas grass that I would like to trim as far down as I can. The middle of all of them is old, dead remnants of previous years. How far down should I cut it and is now a good time to do that?  Thanks, Sydna Lefebvre – Tacoma, WA A….

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Controlling Resprouting Locust Roots

Posted on October 15, 2005

Q. I had three Black Locust trees removed but now sprouts are growing from the extensive root system.  Is there a way to eliminate the problem?? Also, there is one 50ft tree on the property.  I was wondering when and how do I trim it?  Thank You Rich Brown – Tacoma, WA A. You are…

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Are Oakleaf hydrangeas always brittle?

Posted on October 11, 2005

Q. Are Oakleaf hydrangeas always brittle? I have had two episodes of severe breakage, once when the entire plant broke off at the soil line as I was planting it, and I am not a careless or inexperienced gardener. Please give me a description of the durability of this shrub. Otherwise it sounds like a…

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Apple Maggot Redux

Posted on October 1, 2005

Q. As you suggested in The News Tribune in February, instead of spraying my apple tree for apple maggot this year, I ordered and used nematodes. What a beautiful LOOKING crop of apples I have, but have not been able to salvage even one apple from the apple maggot (compared to only 5 apples infected…

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Coffee Grounds and Rhodie disease

Posted on September 24, 2005

Q. Dear Peter, 1. the local Starbucks store saves coffee grounds for gardeners like us. I know that Blueberries and Roses like acidic soil. What other fruits, vegetables and flowers thrive in soil made acidic with coffee grounds? 2. One of our Rhodies died due to a disease of some sort. Is it a bad…

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