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A.Sure! That wouldn't be a bad idea. Even if it is the kind with fluoride in it, it will not be enough to harm anything.Read More

A.It is possible that it might not ever look like the other one again, but it doesn't mean that it will die or anything. You don't really have to pull it out unless you do want identical shrubs. In that ...Read More

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A.Overwatering and underwatering will look pretty similar. That drooping more resembles overwatering, even though some of the leaves are curling. This is usually from overwatering. Too much heat can play a role, as well. I would either wait to water ...Read More

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A.Those look like seed pods. If you want the plant to reseed, you can leave them. If you don't, go ahead and cut them off.Read More

A.All three of those plants prefer full sun. The daffodils do not need to be dug up. They are hardy in your area. Tulips should be hardy in your area, but even if they do come back, they will be ...Read More

A.Two of the photos look like pest damage from feeding. The middle one looks like egg sacs and debris left from the pests. Check the underside of the leaves for aphids or scale. It also could be residue from spider ...Read More

A.Confederate jasmine is slow to get started, but it should take off once it becomes established. The white areas could be powdery mildew, a fungal disease. It is not usually serious. You can spray with a fungicide labeled for powdery ...Read More

A.If you didn't see evidence of drift, i.e., damage to your desirable plants, then your vegetables should be fine to consume. The product label says damage is evident within hours, and death of the plant occurs in one to two ...Read More

A.Along with grasshoppers, it could be lack of sunlight. I don't see any dropped leaves, though. Unless they were cleaned up already, it is likely that something ate them. If you have it in full shade then give it more ...Read More

A.Thank you for sending us your gardening question. Wow! Over 40 years old! Impressive! Mopheads should be pruned immediately after flowering. They bloom on the previous season's growth, so the buds will start forming soon after flowering. You should be ...Read More

A.I suspect they need more water. Once they are established, you can hold back on watering if it rains regularly. Since you are using well draining soil, it won't hurt to water them often to get them going. Because ...Read More

A.The site doesn't allow AI and the checker is pretty good at finding it. I can explain it a little differently, though. The cutting needs to dry out and form a callous before it can start to root. If it ...Read More