There Is a Fungus Among Us!
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi benefit crops in many ways By Hayley CrowellNorth Carolina State University Fungi play very important roles forContinue Reading
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Blackened Twigs Can Mean Fire Blight
By Larry Hodgson Fire blight is a disease mostly commonly seen on trees and shrubs of the Rosaceae family: cherries,Continue Reading
Don’t Strangle Your Tree!
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Ladew Topiary Gardens Celebrates 50 Years as a Public Garden
The text that follows is from a press release by Ladew Topiary Gardens. I have visited this garden several timesContinue Reading
When Tomatoes Grow on a Potato Plant
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