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Expert Profile: kathy crowley

Expertise:  Tropical plants in Florida, Bamboo, Vines, Fruit trees, Antique Roses, rare plants from around the world.

Experience in the area
Nursery business for 19 years

Organizations
Bamboo Society, Rare Tree Society, Rare Fruit Tree Society, Passiflora Society

Publications
Florida Gardening Sarasota Magazine Bradenton Herald Tribune Sarasota Herald Tribune

Education/Credentials
Self taught, family history of nursery business

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What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  More ways to treat a plant organically from disease instead of poisons.

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Recent Answers from kathy crowley
2008-10-13  Yoshino Cherry Tree Hi Sam ... You do not say where you are from, as I am in FL, I can only guess fall is coming and some leaves will begin to change color. I believe your cherry is deciduous, we do not grow those down...
2008-10-13  White substance on sago palms Hi Kara Reports of Asian Scale sightings are becoming common in almost central and south Florida towns. Areas just seeing the scale for the first time, just 6 months ago are now becoming...
2008-10-10  Pear tree damage Hi Brian... I have to be honest that I do not know allot about pears, but if they are like other fruit trees, not enough water would make them crack. So I did a little checking and this is what I found...
2008-10-09  Fig tree Hi Ronaldo, Sounds like maybe you were not watering enough, at least 3 inches of water per week. Also, they are susceptible to nematodes in the sandy soil that clog their roots. I just add manure (horse...
2008-10-08  sago palm Hi lorraine Reports of Asian Scale sightings are becoming common in almost central and south Florida towns. Areas just seeing the scale for the first time, just 6 months ago are now becoming...
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