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Do not spray crabgrass now

by - Linda Geist -University of Missouri Extension Save your money when it comes to crabgrass treatment. Hot, wet weather brings an explosion of crabgrass, says...

Time to plant fall gardens

This is the time of year we normally think of planting a fall garden. Crops that can be planted now include lettuce, radishes, spinach,...

Peaches; Pitburn and Split Pits  

As fruit growers are harvesting peaches, some are noticing split pits and/or pitburn. Pitburn is evidenced by brown or gray areas around the pit and...

Pokeweed Problems

A number of people have asked the name of the weed with the large leaves and purple-black berries that hang in a cluster. This...

Kansas Gardening: When to pick Apples

Apples mature over a long period of time depending on variety. Some varieties such as Lodi can mature in July and others as late...

Watering Fruit Plants in Hot Summers  

When temperatures exceed 90 degrees F, fruit plants lose water quickly. When this happens, moisture is withdrawn from the fruit to supply the tree....

Cicada Killer Wasp Controll

These large (1-1/3- to 1-5/8-inch long) wasps fly slowly above the ground. Cicada killers have a black body with yellow marks across the thorax...

Fall Webworm  Control

Fall webworm feeds on almost all fruit, shade, and ornamental trees except conifers. This insect is present more often on trees that are not...

How to Pick a Ripe Melon

Telling when a melon is ready to be harvested can be a challenge, or it may be quite easy. It all depends on the...

Spider mites on Tomatoes

Tomatoes are easy to grow but seem to have a million problems!  One such problem is spider mites.  Hot, dry weather often means spider...
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