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Gardening Resources, Cornell University
Become a garden detective and learn what plants say through the language of the landscape, starting with the following IPM guide to timely plant health care techniques through the horticultural year.

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June-bearing plants because their populations can soar during the summer months when day-neutral cultivars are struggling to cope with the heat. Because currants and gooseberries be-gin growth very early in the spring, you should plant them in the early fall or very early in the spring, before the plants begin to grow.

Pest Management Tips: June 2006
Here are some tips with a variety of control methods to help you start your own IPM program. Look for them on tulip poplars as well as magnolia and linden trees.

U.S. National Arboretum: Gardens: Pest Management Tips: June 2007
Here are some tips with a variety of control methods to help you start your own IPM program. Look for them on tulip poplars as well as magnolia and linden trees.

U.S. National Arboretum: Gardens: Pest Management Tips: August
Look for them on tulip poplars as well as magnolia and linden trees. Stressed plants are more susceptible to diseases and insect borers, which can invade the plant years after the initial weakening occurs.

Local Listings for Biological Control

in Maine
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	O'Donal's Nurseries Inc
	Gorham, Maine (ME) 04038


	Vesey's Seeds Ltd.
	Calais, Maine (ME) 04619