Return of the Fungi
Things have been relatively quiet here at the NC State Turf Diagnostics Lab with regards to disease samples, however …
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Contributed Article – Rick L. Brandenburg, Peter T. Hertl, North Carolina Cooperative Extension Entomologists White Grubs (COLEOPTERA: Scarabaeidae) General Information White grubs …
Shade trees require pruning for the same reasons as other landscape plants: Prune to conform to a specified size …
March and April are the typical months to notice the activity of ground-nesting bees in turf. Ground nesting bee …
Fall is a great time for postemergence winter weed control. Each year is unique so there is no magical …
Bert McCarty and Grady Miller, Clemson University and North Carolina State University Many questions concerning possible winter-kill to bermudagrass have …
You can see on the left the core aerator actually pulls soil cores out of the ground. As a …
Reader Question: “Have you or anyone ever done any testing to see what brands of tall fescue are the most …
Crabgrass is a very competitive and invasive weed in tall fescue lawns, especially during late summer and early fall. …
Reader Question: “The new house I purchased last year had a combination bermuda/tall fescue sod laid down by the builder. …
Every nurseryman should know how to prune trees and the reason for the various pruning …
This factsheet is a guide to introducing children to common garden insects in an early …
This factsheet describes the biology of the eastern velvethead lady beetle, Zilus horni. …
This factsheet describes the biology of the pittosporum psyllid, Cacopsylla tobirae, and provides residential management …
Field preparation using low-till practices, cover crops and soil amendments improves quality of both soils …
Seed dormancy is nature's way of setting a time clock that allows seeds to initiate …
Each of us are subjected to stresses and pressures every day in our home, work, …
Propagation by stem cuttings is the most commonly used method to propagate many woody ornamental …