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Conifer Questions and Answers
For most conifers, slightly acid soil that is loamy and well-drained is ideal. In the cool days of autumn, they have more time to make root growth in moist soil.

Pest Management Tips
This insect winters in the terminal, so removing the tips will reduce this year’s population. A second generation also occurs in June, so removing dead tips through spring will help control this pest.

Azalea Questions and Answers
If you plant azaleas in late spring, it is very important to give them some extra water while they are growing new roots. Too much water or poorly drained soil might be another explanation of sudden azalea death.

U.S. National Arboretum Plant Introduction
Horticulturist Benjamin Y. Mor-rison worked for over 25 years to create this superior group of winter-hardy azaleas with large, colorful ﬂowers suitable for the Washington, DC region. Summer pruning before mid-July will increase the number of shoots and the number of blooming branches the following spring, later pruning will reduce bloom.

U.S. National Arboretum: Gardens: Pest Management Tips: April
The practice of mounding up mulch around trees, as seen in some commercial plantings, to a depth of 10 or 12 inches is not a good idea. This much mulch actually acts as a barrier—it repels water and deprives the tree of oxygen.

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