We have 5 Cedar Trees, they have not been pruned for 15-25 years and have suffered from a lack of water for many years as they are located right next to a Locust Tree and the cement staircase of an…
Hi,
I would like to please ask you a question about a kousa dogwood.
Let me give you first some background.
The soil is sandy, and the backyard is lightly sloped and mostly shaded. There is a mature kousa dogwood…
Should I fertilize my limelight tree and what time of the year. I live in Orangeville northwest of Toronto. I realize it should not be done this late in the year.
Thanking you in advance…
My red cherry tomato plant’s leaves were purple when I went to check on them today, is there a natural explanation ? Also can I still eat the tomatoes off a purple leaf plant?(brief history – I use a community…
Four and a half years ago, we planted 22 Emerald Cedars in a row, approx. 30″ apart.
Until this year, they have done quite well and have more than doubled in height (10′) and width.
Even though I’m on a…
Dollard des Ormeaux QC (west end on Island of Montreal)
Planted 5 years ago.
Full sun
At the base of the tree I’m growing Thyme is that counter indicated? Very few blooms this year, not over watered or fertilized –…
Here is a picture of my 25 year old azalea. It has been in full bloom since the end of January 2018 (it is now March 25). For the last few years I’ve dug a hole in a shady area…
We have a VERY full perennial garden in a southfacing position. I want to add nutrients to the soil this spring to keep my plants healthy, without digging into the garden (I am afraid I will disturb the perennials roots).…
Have had such great success in the past, but last few seem to have an abundance of fruit when very small, and present one has lost all its leaves with 4 oranges remaining. Finally cut off oranges, and have used…
Should we avoid throwing clumps of phosphorus-heavy fertilizer around the root stem of our six-foot cedars? I say yes and my husband says no, because of the big silver maple nearby is “choking the roots” and the “cedar needs something…