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February what to do, plant and grow list - San Jose Mercury News

Monkey Puzzle tree takes time to adjust to climate - Windsor Star

Plant Protection Unit Zeroes in on Palm Pest - Caribarena Antigua

Resistant myzus persicae aphid threatens virus yellows control - Farmers Guardian

Warm winter could have consequences - Chicago Daily Herald

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February what to do, plant and grow list - San Jose Mercury News


February what to do, plant and grow list
San Jose Mercury News
Prune citrus tree branches that touch the ground, fences or other structures. Thin trees in order to let good air circulation penetrate the entire canopy. Trim out crossing branches and any that appear dead. In order to control aphids, apply Tanglefoot ...

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Monkey Puzzle tree takes time to adjust to climate - Windsor Star


Monkey Puzzle tree takes time to adjust to climate
Windsor Star
QI was given a Monkey Puzzle tree last February. It is about six feet high and the man told me it was in the greenhouse when he moved there eight years ago. I put it straight in my clay-type soil with lots of grit and course sand, a little chemical to ...

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Plant Protection Unit Zeroes in on Palm Pest - Caribarena Antigua


Caribarena Antigua

Plant Protection Unit Zeroes in on Palm Pest
Caribarena Antigua
Dr. Janil Gore Francis notes that while palm trees on the island are subject to adverse effects of such common parasites as aphids and whitefly, these “ordinary” pests are nowhere near as virulent as the still unidentified creature.

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Resistant myzus persicae aphid threatens virus yellows control - Farmers Guardian


Resistant myzus persicae aphid threatens virus yellows control
Farmers Guardian
Resistance has been identified in France, Italy and Spain, in myzus persicae populations associated mainly with peach and nectarine trees, where topical applications of neonicotinoids are used for aphid control, said Dr Mark Stevens.

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Warm winter could have consequences - Chicago Daily Herald


Warm winter could have consequences
Chicago Daily Herald
The cool, moist air that's normally the trigger of spring growth has caused some flower bulbs and tree buds to leap forward about a month and a half in their maturity, University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator Richard Hentschel said.

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