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Spurweed is out there now – don’t delay
I thought I’d post a quick note on a nasty weed.This recent warm weather has made many lawn weeds pop. Among them is spurweed (Soliva sessilis)) otherwise known as lawn burweed, stickerweed and sandbur. It is a low growing fine … Continue reading
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Tagged broadleaf, lawn burweed, lawn weed, low growing, post-emergent, pre-emergent, sandbur, sharp spines, soliva sessilis, spurweed, stickerweed
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Proper pruning is not one size fits all
Every fall I notice landscaping that has been cleaned up presumably for the winter. Unfortunately, many plants shouldn’t be pruned then. A general rule of thumb is to trim woody plants shortly after they bloom. Take azaleas, for example. Azaleas … Continue reading
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Tagged broadleaf, disease infection, growth requirements, landscaping, narrow-leaf, pinching, renewal pruning
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