Why and How to Improve Clay Soil
Clay soil can cause garden problems. Here's how to see if you have clay soil, and how to improve it.
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Clay soil can cause garden problems. Here's how to see if you have clay soil, and how to improve it.
Finding "bites" taken out of your redbud or rose leaves? Congratulations, leaf cutter bees may be calling your garden home!
Most perennial plants can be moved successfully from one place to another in the garden, and fall is one of the best times to do it.
The warm days and cool nights of early fall create the ideal conditions for powdery mildew to appear.
For some evergreen shrubs a few cold nights this winter were bad enough to cause damage to leaves that normally get through the winter just fine.
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