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Bad Plant Advice
I recently read the start of an article that read “Skip the clearance section It can be tempting to browse the sale rack, but that’s a mistake for most plant owners. Rescue or sale plants are typically sick, who adds … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, aphids, clearance section, container gardenig, defoliation, discount, greenery, house plants, mealybugs, mites, plants, return policy, roots, rules, succulents, tropical plants
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Repotting your House Plants
When should I repot my houseplants? Is there anything I should know before I start? A: When your indoor plants start growing again, usually in the early spring when the days become longer, it’s time to give them some attention. Tip … Continue reading
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Tagged containers, defoliation, fertilizer, gardeing, house plants, mealybugs, measurements, pesticide, plant advice, plant care, plants, repotting, roots, soil, temperature, trimming
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What’s causing Japanese maple’s defoliation?
Q: The mature Japanese maple in my yard was just starting to leaf out when the April freeze hit. At that time, it dropped about half its leaves, and they do not appear to be re-budding. Previously, it has appeared very … Continue reading
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Tagged canopy, defoliation, fertilizer, fungus, healthy, Japanese maple, plant advice, pruning, tree, verticillium wilt, waterning
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