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Big role for bigroot cranesbill, a hardy Geranium
When bean plants pale
Grinding a tree for mulch
Two clips keeps quince small
Lacy maple's snap collapse
Beef up health to beat mildew
Meting water to meet the need
Avoiding heat stress
Admiring tough native plants
Correction: Bugloss not native!
When trees turn upside down
Ideas all along a garden path, from chicken fungus to frog's
toes
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Japanese maple tree
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overheating symptoms
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pale leaf edges
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pink flowers, pink-range flowers
potato hoppers, hopper burn
prairie dock, Silphium terebinthinaceum
prune, pruning, pruning for air, pruning for light
quince, Chaenomeles japonica
redesign
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Scott's turf builder
seaweed solution
shade, shade appreciated
shredded paper
slightly furry leaves
soil test
spreading
spring
sprinkle
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stimulates suckers
stop
strong plant growth
summer dog days
supplement nutrients, supplemental nutrients
tap root
toads
trickle
trunk damage
two years
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viper's bugloss, Echium vulgare
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water frequently, frequency of watering, irrigation timing
weakened conducting system
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yellow on edge yellow on ends
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