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The Greener View: Juniper Tip Blight

Gardening / Jeff Rugg /

Q: I have a significant amount of blue rug junipers in my landscape. Every spring, there is a large amount of twig blight that I have to trim. I have been doing this for over 20 years, and it is getting old. Is there a fungicide I can use to address this condition?

A: I have always liked blue rug juniper. It has a nice color and only grows 6-12...Read more

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On Gardening: A new Maestro of the garden bringing bees, birds and butterflies

Gardening / Gardening News /

This is a wonderful time to be a gardener, particularly for those whose passions aren’t just blooms, but also bees, birds and butterflies. I say that because new agastache varieties are showing up in every plant company. Such is the case with Proven Winners new Maestro Coral and Maestro Gold.

These new varieties follow close on the heels of ...Read more

The Greener View: Shot Hole Disease and Clematis

Gardening / Jeff Rugg /

Q: We have a cherry plum tree with purple foliage, pink flowers in April and small reddish fruit in July. The leaves look like something is eating at them. There are small holes all over them. I looked for bugs but didn't find any. Can you please let me know what this could be and how to treat it?

A: Plums and other tree fruits with pits get a ...Read more

Chris Brown Photography/Norman Winter/TNS

On Gardening: Pink Cloud will make its debut in 2026

Gardening / Gardening News /

There will be a cloud hanging over the Supertunia Mini Vista Petunia group next year, but I promise you will jump for joy.

It will be even more cloudy if you plant the new Supertunia Mini Vista Pink Cloud petunia in hanging baskets. But those of us provided with the opportunity to trial them this year are finding they are perfect for window ...Read more

The Greener View: Dogwoods, Moss and Mildew

Gardening / Jeff Rugg /

Q: I have several red twig dogwoods that look beautiful each spring. By midsummer, they continue to grow new sprouts and otherwise appear healthy, but many of the leaves get spotty, turn yellow and fall off. Is this a fungus? Can it be cured?

A: It probably is a fungus, because shrub dogwoods are affected by many fungal diseases. Most of the ...Read more

 

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