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Garden Tips - July 2006
While herbs add zing to our cooking, they are also of great value to bees and butterflies. If you water your lawn consistently, you will be much more likely to have grub damage because the adult beetle likes to lay eggs in moist soil.

Garden Tips - December 2001
Indianmeal moths are often brought into the home during the holiday cooking season in cereal or grain products. If the base dries out, resin will form over the cut end and the tree will stop absorbing water.

Garden Tips - September 2004
Best control indoors is to vacuum them up. Rinse the leaves and check the plants for any signs of insects and disease. Some trees because of a summer dry spell and our unusually cool summer temperatures started turning two weeks ago.

Garden Tips - December 2004
After purchasing your poinsettia, make sure it is wrapped properly because exposure to cold temperatures for even a few minutes can damage the plant. Unwrap the poinsettia carefully and place it ideally where it will get six hours of bright light each day.

Garden Tips - May 2006
Roots will continue to grow as long as soil temperatures are above 40 F. Avoid planting bulbs under shade trees because bulbs need light in the spring to renew the bulb so it will produce flowers the next season.

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