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For Those Who Are Looking, There Are Sycamores
I knew I had to go back to school to study horticulture when I was in my mid-twenties. Every day on my way to work I found myself looking out the windows at trees instead of watching the road. The…
Read MorePine Trees: Browning Foliage and Pine Cones – Featured Video
David Clement, Extension Specialist and Plant Pathologist, explains two common concerns homeowners have with their pine trees in the fall season: browning foliage and “what are these growths?” (hint: they’re just pine cones).
Read MorePine Trees: Browning Foliage and Pine Cones – Featured Video
Moving into the fall season, you may see some of your pine trees turning partially brown. This is generally a natural occurrence. Learn more about pines and other trees in the fall/winter season at our FAQ page.
Read MoreWhy is My Tree (Or Shrub or Flower) Dying? Abiotic Problems Could be the Cause
Professionals in the landscape and greenhouse industry, trained horticulturists, and Master Gardeners often use the term “abiotic disorder” when diagnosing a plant problem. To the layman, this can be very confusing. To add to the confusion, signs and symptoms you…
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