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Love a Japanese maple, make more of it
Trees from seed: Not so slow as you think, and lots more fun
Lesser known Japanese maple species
Cutting to multiply trees, shrubs
One year till, till, till... a wildflower meadow
Visit prairie to know how wild the flowers are
Cause and prevent fertilizer burn
Hard water can discolor peony leaves
Calling for your rock plant nominations
Tomato turmoil: Do without our favorite fruit?!
Iris borers still can be beaten
Squash bugs and a good book worth noting
Gardener afield at Rosewind Gardens i, Osseo, MI
Lawn fixin' & tree pruning time
Transplant a Japanese maple and Hibiscus
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iris borers. If iris borer control is why you're here, this
issue will be helpful, as will Allowed Iris into the
kitchen! which includes an iris borer cross reference.
native plant sources (if that's why you're here and you're
thinking about digging from the wild, don't miss Growing
Concerns 60)
wildflower plantings, how to grow a meadow, prairie
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