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2009-11-18 Perennials - dahlias:

Hello Jean As long as your cellar is cool and frost free, you can certainly over-winter the dahlia tubers there. Take them out of the packaging they came in and if the growth you have noticed is

2009-11-17 Roses - Cecile Brunner weird double buds:

What you describe is an excellent example of proliferation in a rose. The reason for proliferation in garden roses is not fully understood. The effect is usually noticed when a rose bud tries to form within

2009-11-16 Perennials - Grape Hyacinth:

Hi Glen, Thanx for your question. Put the bulbs in a place where they can dry off and then shake off the dirt. Don't wash the bulbs because this can cause rot. Store the bulbs in a net sack like an

2009-11-16 Plant Diseases - small bead-like structures in soil:

Hi Michelle, what we are coming up with is scale as scale can turn brown. There are so many new insects and pathogens redisigning themselves as they develop resistance to pesticides. If you find this

2009-11-16 Plant Diseases - diseased ligustrum:

Hi hedvah, It may be root rot although if the tree has been there that long its probably not likely. It could also be a fungus as it sounds like its spreading from the south side of the tree. Probably