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Motown's new groove is a planted row: Urban farming
A bull's-eye on transplant timing & root tips
Mildewed peony's survival signs
Gosh, lost a Gaura!
Twisted willow roots topple tree
(foreshadowing this article:
What's Coming Up 65)
Deadheading snaps, petunias, roses & Helen's flower
Pruning yews for size and peonies for health
Admire the stalwart Phlox
Learn from a boldly patterned new moth
Be young and stay sharp in the garden
In this issue: We recall the trees that caused concern because
"Won't I hurt it if I move it?" These images in this article prove
the Hit: Better to move what's poorly- placed or planted than leave
it to continue struggling.
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Brightmoor neighborhood, Detroit, Michigan
Capuchin monks urban farm
cicada
community gardens improve community life
cool season annuals
deadhead
Detroit gardens help regrow a city
drip line
Earthworks Urban Farm, Detroit, Michigan
elementary schools involved in community gardens
eyes of perennial plants, checking for next year's growth
fall clean up of diseased leaves and plants
feeder roots
gardens as community gathering places
Gaura failed to come back from division
Georgia Street community, Detroit, Michigan
girdling roots
Helen's flower, deadheaded, Helenium
Lobelia, edging lobelia
Lobelia siphilitica, great blue lobelia
mildew, peony cut down in fall
Motown's new groove is gardening
pansies
Paeonia, peony, intersectional hybrid
peony, peonies foliage turned gray
Petunia deadhead
pruning every two years
pruning to restrict size
rainwater collection device
root loss in digging, recovery from root loss
roots damaged by transplanting
roses deadheaded, carpet roses, Rosa
Salvia
snapdragon
social nature of gardens
transplanted Japanese maple
transplanting lilac bush, Syringa
tree of heaven, Ailanthus webworm
tree tips over without wide roots
urban farms
vegetable gardens stop urban blight
willow tree potbound at planting, Salix
yew pruned, Taxus
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