Question of the Week – Number 2: March 26, 2020

By Neil Sperry • March 25, 2020

“What is this weed, and what can I do to get rid of it?” This question has come up several times daily on my Facebook page, in my emails and …

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Question of the Week Number 1: March 26, 2020

By Neil Sperry • March 24, 2020

“What is eating my plants and flowers at night, and how can I eliminate them? I see slimy lines on their leaves and on the ground.” With all the rain …

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Questions of the Week – March 19, 2020: Second Pair

By Neil Sperry • March 18, 2020

Neither of these rises to the level of an FAQ, but both are questions that fascinate readers. I’ve been asked about each several times recently, so I thought I’d share …

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Questions of the Week – March 19, 2020: First Pair

By Neil Sperry • March 18, 2020

I’ve had several questions asked of me and posted to Facebook this week that I thought might be worthy of sharing with my e-gardens readers. Here are the first two. …

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Question of the Week – Number 2: March 12, 2020

By Neil Sperry • March 10, 2020

“I’m in a part of Texas where you recommended application of pre-emergent granules before March 15. With rain forecast this weekend, what should I do?” To bring everyone up to …

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Question of the Week – Number 1: March 12, 2020

By Neil Sperry • March 10, 2020

“I’m having trouble getting grass to grow beneath my trees. I saw river rock being used in a commercial landscape. Will this hurt the trees?” When we apply a layer …

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Question of the Week: March 5, 2020

By Neil Sperry • March 3, 2020

“Why does my fringeflower not look as good as others in my town?” Botanically these are known as Loropetalums. When they were introduced into the nursery trade 25 or 30 …

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Question of the Week – Number 2: February 27, 2020

By Neil Sperry • February 26, 2020

“A lawn care company treats my turf, but their schedules aren’t the same as yours. Is that OK?” Probably so. You are paying for results, not for adherence to somebody’s …

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