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Diagnosing Chinch Bugs
Chinch bugs do their worst damage in the heat of the summer in August and early September. The yellowish spots eventually spread outward into the rest of the lawn, showing the greatest damage at their centers where the chinch bugs congregate.

Roasting Chestnuts
The snowy white blossomed trees were prized for their nuts and their strong, sturdy wood which was used to make everything from sofas to railroad ties. If you find some in the grocery store and want to bring the song to reality, here is what you need to do.

joe gardener - Roses - Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
The importance of the rose bed and the rose bed amendments are emphasized in this month’s column. Once a rich sandy loam is prepared, many years must pass before amended sandy loam matures into the best rose growing medium.

Planting Magnolia
To avoid frost damage in the spring, plant magnolia in a site where it's not exposed to early morning sun. Drive 3 or 4 stakes into the soil equidistant from the tree out about 3 or 4 feet.

Extension Ag Update - Research - March/April 2003- University of Illinois Extension
Farmers can save on initial costs plus up to $10,000 a year, while greatly reducing the risks from falls and silage gas. As anyone who has driven across rural Wisconsin can tell you, tower silos are one of the most prominent features on the landscape.

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