Tree Health

Can this tree be saved? I removed the wet rot from it. This is the only place that it is decaying. But some of the lower lambs are dead

Montgomery County Texas over 1 year ago

Flowers dont bloom

I have several different flowers in my garden beds that grow pretty stalks/leaves but never bloom. Examples liriope, society garlic, agapanthus, burbine, amaryllis, phlox. The lantana never grow or bloom much more than how I buy them. What to do?

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Montgomery County Texas horticulture flowers: annuals and herbaceous perennials about 6 years ago

Liquefy liquid pectn

My liquid pectin has gelled. Is there a way to reliquify the liquid pectin?

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Montgomery County Texas 6 months ago

re: Lawn Problem

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I am attaching additional pictures as requested. The second one shows the plant growing in a side yard which has no St. Augustine grass- perhaps that will best show you what the plant looks like without having to try to distinguish it from the grass. If you have any difficulty opening the attachments (saved in photo viewer), or if you need additional information, please let me know. Thank you again, ken stegall

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Montgomery County Texas 11 months ago

What Kind of Snake Is This???

I only have one picture, but this snake was found on my front porch, and I just want to know what kind of snake is it. I've recently had a coral snake found on my front porch which I know is venomous so I want to know if this new snake I saw is venomous as well or not.

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Montgomery County Texas heterodon platirhinos juvenile eastern hognose snake eastern hognose snake over 1 year ago

What is the best grass to plant for forage in Montgomery County, Texas?

We are currently clearing brush and small trees on six acres in Montgomery County, Texas, to provide grazing for several miniature longhorn cattle and two donkeys. What are the hardiest and best-performing perennial grass seed varieties to sow in this sandy loam soil?

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Montgomery County Texas about 2 years ago

Orange Tree - Leaf Miners

After the freezing temperatures we have had in the last weeks, a good many of my orange trees have lost leaves and will be sprouting new leaves within the next month or so. In the past young leaves are prone to getting "leaf miners" which attack the young leaves shriveling them up and eventually killing them thus preventing them from growing into mature leaves. My question is "what product can I purchase over-the-counter that can prevent this from occurring?"
Also "when do I begin applying it and how often?".....Lee...The Woodlands, TX.....Thanks

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Montgomery County Texas about 2 years ago

Bugs in lawn

My grass has slowly died off and now that it is winter my grass is bright green while the yards around me are brown. Any suggestions on what is going on?

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Montgomery County Texas about 2 years ago