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Anthracnose on Sycamore  

We are starting to see anthracnose on sycamore.   Anthracnose is a fungal disease favored by cool, wet weather. Young leaves may wither and turn...

Straw Bale Gardening   

There has been growing interest in straw bale gardening.  What better place to try this than in Kansas where straw is so abundant.  First,...

Controlling Yellow Nutsedge in Kansas Lawns 

Yellow nutsedge is a relatively common problem in lawns, especially in wet years or in lawns with irrigation. Although it looks much like a...

Old world bluestem, real world concerns

Old world bluestem is a plant that is becoming increasingly prevalent in native grasslands commonly used for cattle grazing, particularly in drier regions. The...

Controlling Rabbits in the Garden   

Rabbits in gardens are a perennial problem because of the wide variety of plants they can feed on. This time of year, they gravitate...

Oak Galls are back in Kansas

Like last year, we are seeing a high number of oak galls this year, especially vein pocket gall on pin oak leaves. Vein pocket...

Bristly Rose Slug hits Kansas City area

This insect has been skeletonizing rose leaves in the Kansas City area. This is not a caterpillar but is the larva of a sawfly. Close...

Kansas Gardening: Thinning Excess Fruit 

Some areas of Kansas have avoided late freezes resulting in a heavy fruit crop this year. At first glance, this might seem to be...

Moving Houseplants Outside for the Summer  

It is often helpful to set many houseplants outside for the summer so they can recover from the low light levels endured during the...

Cabbage Worm Control

This is the time of year we normally start seeing damage from cabbage worms. The imported cabbage worm is usually the first cabbage worm...
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