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2009-06-22 Dwarf Lilacs in Containers: There is a small one called "Dwarf Korean Lilac one" that can allegedly be put in a container, albeit it would have to be somewhat of a large container, for the plant will grow to 5 feet, but again, its...
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2009-06-21 brown turkey fig: I would leave it in its container (and eventual larger one..) that way you can move it out of harms way, be it cold temperatures, storms etc. In a couple of months you can apply a well balanced granular...
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2009-06-20 Patio (Dwarf) Peach Tree: Hi Donna, you didn't mention where you live, but there are Peach trees that are of the "southern" variety that have peaches that only get to be about the size of a common egg; the reason yours are not...
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2009-06-19 MADAGASCAR JASMINE VINE: Hi Susan, from what you describe, it sounds like it could indeed be too much water, but in a clay pot, it is unusual for water to be retained on the roots (because of the porous nature of the clay...)...
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2009-06-17 geraniums: Hi Linda, Yes, it is a fungal problem, usually brought on by wet foliiage going into the cooler evening; there really isn' much you can do but pinch back the plant, spray it with a fungicide, like Daconil...
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