My new neighbors are putting down "weed and feed" as he said which is upslope from my yard. I have a paw paw tree along the fenceline along with other edible plants. Theres a slight slope downhill to my yard but we don't get a ton of surface runoff. Is it still safe to eat those plants? We do have a barrier of single holly trees between their lawn and my yard as well. The paw paw is connected underground with a few in my yard. Would those fruits be ok to eat since they're still part of the same tree system?

We are in the process of building a teaching garden at our Ask-s-Master Gardener site at the Severna Park Farmer's Market. Several plants have been donated by various sources in the community including two young dogwoods donated by the Anne Arundel Watershed Stewards. We have kept them watered but they are looking very unhealthy and we hope you will be able to advise us.

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I noticed the leaves drooping a few days ago and thought maybe it needed water, but the soil is wet! Could it be a fungus? Maybe the pot isn't draining properly??

Hi, I'm coming across dead patches of grass on my lawn. Is this some kind of fungal disease? If so, do I need to take any disease control steps or just wait for fall and overseed? Thanks, Suthahar

I purchased blackberry plants form Stark brothers. They arrived with some discoloration in a leaf (first picture). After 6 weeks the other blackberry plants also have discoloration (other pictures). Are these fungal diseases and if so can you recommend a treatment? I am starting a new blackberry patch. Can these be treated or should I start with disease free plants These are disease resistant cultivars. Thanks

A 20+ year old red oak in my yard has contracted a fungus and for several years has been losing limbs. The crown is mostly bare.. I've been advised by an arborist that the tree has a fungus and can't be saved and I'm planning to take it down in a month or so. I will have the stump ground down and will remove the saw dust etc. My questions are: 1) how soon can I replant in or near the ground down stump? 2) do I have to worry about the fungus affecting the tree I plant - probably a dogwood or Japanese maple. 3) are there any small trees like those that you would recommend as replacement. The spot gets full sun through most of the day. Thank you very much.

I have these green worms for the 1st time. On-line DYI suggests I spray a mixture of Castile soap and water. 1. Anything else that might be effective? 2. Can I prepare the soil before planting to prevent these worms? Thanks and best, L. A. McElwee

Hello My zucchini had been doing great. After the hot 100* days in late June they went bad. Plants had spots on leaves, and stems got looking like picture. I cut off the bad leaves. Thought it was anthracnose so I sprayed copper fungicide. Don’t know if it helped. Now plants are growing these small leaves and still look bad 10 days later (bottom picture). I also threw out the worse plants Suggestions ? Thank you Jeff