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• Plan Before You Plant Trees

  Planning is definitely something that you will want to do before adding a tree to your yard. You want to consider more that fall color when it comes to putting a tree in near your home. It is neat to watch a seedling grow to large presence in your yard... Posted Aug 24 2009, 10:19 AM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: commmon questions answered, county, dig, disease, door, driveway, foundation, garde, home, house, insects, landscape, line, lines, local county extension, plan, power lines, property, prune, pruning, root, root system, roots, sewer, sidewalk, species, tree, tree roots, trees, window, yard

• Could you suggest what to look for when trying to diagnose a sick plant?

  Diagnosing a sick plant is a difficult job for an amateur gardener and sometimes for a more skilled gardener also. Probably the place to start is to ask the right questions so you can narrow the possibilities down. One of the first questions is how long... Posted Feb 26 2009, 06:07 PM by bill-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: amatuer gardener, commmon questions asked, Gardening Tips, insects, plant disease

• Be Careful With Pesticides

  No garden is free of pests. In fact, there are many insects that are actually beneficial to your garden. It is important to be careful when using pesticides, as you do not want to harm the insects that aid your plants in the growing process. A good rule... Posted Feb 10 2009, 04:52 PM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: affected, aphids, bacteria, bareroot, bareroot care, bareroot plant, bareroot planting, Bees, chemical, common question, common questions, common questions answered, commonly asked questions, environment, fungus, garden, garden insect, insect, insect control, insecticide, insects, organic pest control, organic products, pest, pest control, pests, toxic

• Why Do States Restrict Plants From Being Shipped In?

  Sometimes, mail-order nurseries will run into restrictions on which plants they are able to ship into certain states. This can happen for a variety of reasons, but typically the goal is to protect the ecosystem in a particular area. Some states will restrict... Posted Jan 28 2009, 04:34 PM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: citrus greening, common questions, common questions answered, disease, ecosystem, emerald ash borer, green giant, insect, insects, invasive, Japanese Beetle, plant, plant diseases, plants, quarantined, ship, shipping, states

• Can I buy plant material from the U.S. and take it into Canada?

  It might be possible in some cases, but It is difficult to move plant material between the United States and Canada. There are many restrictions that are placed on plant material that is being sent into Canada. These restrictions are put into place in... Posted Jan 08 2009, 04:47 PM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: Canada, common questions, commonly asked questions, customs, export. border, import, insects, plant, plant disease, shipping, United States