Green Thumb Brigade
May 5, 2007 - 9:00 pm
Are there any chestnut trees that can grow well in our hot climate and produce edible chestnuts? What kind of upkeep would it require?
Either the installer of your water heater wanted to save a few dollars or was ignorant to how different metals react when water is introduced to them.
If we can catch these flat-headed borers in the early stages, we can sometimes clean up the tree’s limbs, using a sharp, sanitized knife.
Water deeply enough that trees and shrubs can make it until the next time you are allowed to water.
Unless you have some specialty tools, buy a door that comes pre-bored for the handle and latch.
The correct amount of water to apply depends on the size of the plant and the number of days between irrigations.
It can be confusing to tell the difference between abiotic and biotic diseases just with your eyes. Plant disease symptoms are typically not very specific.
When to water next depends on the tree. Desert trees allow for soil to be dry between waterings. But trees from wetter climates can’t tolerate such dry soil.
We initially thought it was sun scorch. But patches have also appeared on the sides of the saguaro that get little direct sun.
Poor installation, the wrong adhesive or water seeping behind the laminate probably caused it to peel from the sides of the countertop.