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Anonymous on
March 30, 2019Q.disease on plant
I have a plant that has what looks like salt on the leaves. It is a flowering plant. This salt-like stuff falls off the plant onto the table. What is this?
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Downtoearthdigs on
March 30, 2019A.With just a description and no image or plant name it is difficult to say.
Insects can leave residue or if could even be pollen dropping from flowers.Most pests can be treated with Neem Oil.
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dibo0704 on
April 2, 2019
MichiganQ.When you cut the pups out, does it damage or kill the mother plant?
I have five pups growing on main ball. I want to cut them out but I am afraid it will hurt the main plant.
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Downtoearthdigs on
April 2, 2019A.What type of plant is this?
Generally removal of pups does not damage the mother plant but there are some plants that the mother plant dies off after producing pups.Was this answer useful?00 - Asked by
nigelmiles on
April 7, 2019
Camborne Cornwall TR14 7BTQ.Locating an 8×6 foot wooden regulated construction in a garden
I have an 8ft by 6ft (2.4m x 1.8m) wooden constructed building from a national company and constructed to their instruction. It is set on a 4 inch concrete base over its under area on a flat base. It is 1.8 meter in height Are there any regulations which restrict its location at the post code of TR14 7BT. It is not blocking any public or private access. Thank you.
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Downtoearthdigs on
April 8, 2019A.You will need to contact your local government for this information.
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NovemberIndigoSunflower on
April 8, 2019
Floral City, FloridaQ.No question :) Would you like some acorns? Or tree sablings?
Hey :) I have both types of these oak trees. Before I purchased my land it was a tree farm. I would be happy to share some acorns and seedlings for free! You may contact me thru my new website. SojournerRetreat.org. Peace, Love & Light to All.
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Downtoearthdigs on
April 8, 2019A.We are simply an information web site for gardeners and we do not buy or sell from this site.
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Fam.farish on
April 8, 2019Q.Does anyone know where I can get replacement glazing capping strips for an Edward Owen Greenhouse?
This is the press down strip which holds the glass in place. It pushes down over an arrow head shaped part of the wall and roof bars of the greenhouse
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Downtoearthdigs on
April 8, 2019A.Do a Google search for greenhouse parts and repairs.
You should be able to find a supplier of these glazing strips.Was this answer useful?00 - Asked by
Anonymous on
April 9, 2019Q.which perennials to fertilize in spring
I have a list from a website of perennials that are not supposed to be fertilized, including asclepius, dianthus, echinacea, and others. I'm skeptical. Don't these plants need some kind of feeding at least once in a while?
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Downtoearthdigs on
April 9, 2019A.An application of an all purpose fertilizer can be applied in early spring.
This link will help you.
https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/fertilizing_established_perennial_gardens_feed_em_and_weepWas this answer useful?00 - Asked by
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April 12, 2019Q.Quarterly Garden News or Updates
Hello Garden Know How Team, I enjoy reading your articles and look forward to the next. I have a garden of my own and love gardening. My neighborhood newsletter would like to request an article or advice for the readers quarterly. Do you have any ideas or suggestions? We are located in Park Hill, Yonkers, NY 10705. Thank you. Lucy Vigilant-Smith My contact information: 917 208 1377 or llvigilant@yahoo.com
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Downtoearthdigs on
April 13, 2019A.I have forwarded your request to our Editors!
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