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Category: Gardening Q & A

Here you will find answers to questions from gardeners around the country. Some answers pertain to all but others are more regional so have a look at them all. You will also see that the Gardening Q & A is broken down into the following regions so please use the drop-down Categories menu to the right to see specific regions :

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Protecting Bee Populations

Posted on April 16, 2005

Q. Question: Hello again Peter, My question is, “Where’s the bees?”. My fruit trees are all in various stages of bloom. I check them daily and have yet to see a bee or any other insect working the blossoms. I use no sprays or chemicals in my yard. Are my garden labors to be “fruitless”…

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Squirrel Woes

Posted on April 14, 2005

Q. Because I have very limited areas of ample sunlight in my yard, I plan to do some container (vegetable/herb) gardening this year. The concern I have is about how to keep the critters (squirrels especially) away from my young sprouts. The last time I did container gardening, those guys ate up everything. I don’t…

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Transplanting Huckleberries

Posted on April 9, 2005

Q. I recently transplanted some huckleberry bushes. In the process it was necessary to cut the large taproot. Do I need to prune back the foliage? If so how much? Donald Bishop – University Place, WA A. This can be explained using the concepts “supply & demand”. As any plant grows, both the shoots and…

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Removing a Laurel Hedge

Posted on April 9, 2005

Q. Hi Peter, The previous owners of my house removed part of a laurel hedge that was blocking the neighbors view. There is still an extensive root system and new shoots keep returning. Short of removing the root system, is there a way to stop the new shoots? If not, will the new shoots eventually…

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Chewed Clematis Shoots

Posted on April 9, 2005

Q. Something is either gnawing, eating, or breaking off the tops of my clematis shoots. I can’t see anything, & it’s not slugs or birds. Any ideas? Kim Elya – Federal Way, WA A. Well you just shot down two of the possibilities right there in your question. If the damage is on new growth…

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