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- Overview
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- Vegetable Gardening
- HGIC 1263 Controlling Fire Ants in the Vegetable Garden
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- HGIC 1260 Watering the Vegetable Garden
- HGIC 1259 Starting Seeds Indoors
- HGIC 1258 Selecting Good Seeds or Plants
- HGIC 1257 Raised Beds
- HGIC 1256 Planning a Garden
- HGIC 1255 Heirloom Vegetables
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- HGIC 1253 Controlling Weeds by Cultivating & Mulching
- HGIC 1251 Container Vegetable Gardening
- Overview
- Landscape Plants & Lawns
- Overview
- Lawns
- HGIC 1222 Selecting a Lawn Care Service
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- HGIC 1219 Tall Fescue Maintenance Calendar
- HGIC 1218 St. Augustinegrass Maintenance Calendar
- HGIC 1217 Zoysiagrass Maintenance Calendar
- HGIC 1216 Bermudagrass Maintenance Calendar
- HGIC 1215 Centipedegrass Maintenance Calendar
- HGIC 1214 Selecting a Lawn Grass
- HGIC 1213 Carpetgrass
- HGIC 1212 Zoysiagrass
- HGIC 1211 St. Augustinegrass
- HGIC 1210 Tall Fescue
- HGIC 1209 Centipedegrass
- HGIC 1208 Bermudagrass
- HGIC 1207 Watering Lawns
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- HGIC 1204 Lawn Renovation
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- HGIC 1201 Fertilizing Lawns
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- Overview
- Flowers
- HGIC 1187 Angelonias - Summer Snapdragons
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- HGIC 1184 Baptisia (False or Wild Indigo)
- HGIC 1183 Foamflower
- HGIC 1182 Echinacea
- HGIC 1180 Perennial Leadwort
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- HGIC 1176 Hardy Ferns
- HGIC 1175 Verbena
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- Overview
- HGIC 1150 Dividing Perennials
- Groundcovers & Vines
- Shrubs
- HGIC 1092 Four Fragrant, Winter-blooming Woodland Shrubs
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- HGIC 1080 Virginia Sweetspire
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- Overview
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- HGIC 1053 Pruning Shrubs
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- Trees
- HGIC 1030 Landscape Tree Decline
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- HGIC 1028 Silverbells
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- HGIC 1026 Serviceberry
- HGIC 1025 Leyland Cypress Alternatives
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- HGIC 1012 Japanese Cryptomeria
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- HGIC 1007 Crabapple
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- HGIC 1004 Tree Selection
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- HGIC 1024 Topping Trees
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- HGIC 1000 Fertilizing Trees & Shrubs
- Overview
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- Overview
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- Household & Structural Pests
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- Overview
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- Overview
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- Flowers
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- Insects & Diseases of Shrubs
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- What can a grower do to minimize the potential for cold damage to flowers in his peach orchard? If injury to flowers or fruits occurs, what does it look like?
- What temperatures cause cold damage to peach flower buds?
- Are peach trees sensitive to air pollution? What are symptoms of air pollution injury?
- Why should weeds in an orchard be managed? What problems can result if they are not managed properly?
- What do ideal pruning cuts look like and what problems result from poor pruning cuts?
- How does hail adversely impact peach trees?
- What can happen if peach trees get flooded or if the soil they are planted in remains saturated for more than 48 hours?
- What problems can result if a peach tree is planted too deep?
- What problems can result for peach trees during extended periods of very hot, sunny days during the summer?
- How long have peaches been an important commercial crop in South Carolina?
- What is the “Top Secret” peach in your YouTube video “The Perfect Peach” and can you tell me something about it?
- What are the top three peach producing states in the United States?
- What is the largest peach growing nation in the world?
- When did peaches first come to the New World?
- Where did peaches originate?
- Is a nectarine a cross between a peach and a plum?
- What is the difference between a freestone and clingstone type peach?
- What is the difference between a public release and a patented peach cultivar?
- What is a donut peach? Can you tell me something about it?
- What is the nutrient value of a peach?
- Is it true that extracts from peaches are effective against breast cancer cells?
- What is the whitish tissue that sometimes appears inside a peach near the pit? Is it a disease or harmful to eat?
- Sometimes when I go to buy peaches at the store, I am disappointed with their quality. It seems that they were not picked at the right stage of maturity. How does a grower decide when to pick peaches and what should I look for?
- Why do some peaches melt in your mouth while others have a rubbery texture and some are even crunchy?
- Is there a genebank for peaches in the U.S.? Where is it and what do they do there? Why is such a place necessary?
- What are chilling hours and what do they have to do with dormancy? Do cultivars differ in their chilling hour requirement?
- Botanically speaking, what type of a fruit is a peach and what are the different parts called?
- If peach trees that have a “full crop” are not thinned properly, what can happen?
- Is it true that in some peach orchards in China they put paper bags over the young fruit as they are developing and only remove them at harvest? Why would they do this?
- Is it true that the Chinese grow peaches and nectarines in greenhouses? Why do they do this?
- Are honeybees an absolute requirement for successful peach pollination and do you need two different cultivars for cross-pollination?
- When can peach thinning be done and how? When is the best time and why? Are there any potential problems?
- What are some historical similarities and differences concerning peach growing in Georgia and South Carolina?
- Everything About Peaches: FAQ
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- Sometimes when I buy peaches and bring them home, they have little flavor, are too hard, they don't seem to ripen properly and are mealy in texture. What might cause this?
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