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Ask the Master Gardener: You need persistence to control the spread of garlic mustard

Removal of garlic mustard should be done in the spring before flowering and seed pod formation. Make sure to remove all parts of the roots and shoots to prevent regrowth.

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Ask the Master Gardener: You need persistence to control the spread of garlic mustard

Removal of garlic mustard should be done in the spring before flowering and seed pod formation. Make sure to remove all parts of the roots and shoots to prevent regrowth.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Now is a good time to tackle buckthorn

Small shoots can be pulled by hand if the ground isn’t completely frozen. Larger plants can be cut near the base and daubed with either a glyphosate or triclopyr amine solution.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Ponytail palms a perfectly easy plant to care for

A ponytail palm can go for many years before it needs to be repotted. If it is kept in a small pot, it will remain small.

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Ask the Master Gardener: 6 peony flower forms to choose from

The six peony flower forms are single, Japanese, anemone, semi-double, double and bomb.

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