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Question of the Week Number 1: October 4, 2018

By Neil Sperry • October 1, 2018

What I usually hear on my radio program… “Neil, what has nipped the little branches off my trees recently? They look like they’ve been cut with a knife.” This is …

Question of the Week – Number 3: September 27, 2018

By Neil Sperry • September 25, 2018

“What is causing my tree to lose its leaves so early? What should I spray to save it?” In numbers of times the question’s been asked, this doesn’t measure up …

Question of the Week – Number 2: September 27, 2018

By Neil Sperry • September 25, 2018

“What is this mushroom? Is it edible?” On a side note: If you ever wondered what gray leaf spot looks like in St. Augustine, look at those exaggerated fungal areas …

Question of the Year: September 27, 2018

By Neil Sperry • September 25, 2018

“Will my lawn ever be the same again? Armyworms have devastated it!!!” I put a post up on Facebook 10 days ago regarding the second invasion of armyworms this fall. …

Question of the Week: September 20, 2018

By Neil Sperry • September 19, 2018

“Do I need to be concerned about mushrooms that are appearing in my lawn?” No. Mushrooms and toadstools that crop up in your turf are saprophytic funguses. That means that …

Question of the Week Number 2: September 13, 2018

By Neil Sperry • September 11, 2018

“What is wrong with my lawn, and what can I do to control it?” I’ve been asked this many times since the rains started a week ago. Here are the …

Question of the Week Number 1: September 13, 2018

By Neil Sperry • September 11, 2018

Here’s what she wrote… “Why are my tree’s leaves brown around their edges, and why are they turning yellow early?” I compare this situation to the human circulatory system. When …

Question of the Week – September 6, 2018

By Neil Sperry • September 5, 2018

“Is it too late to apply my pre-emergent weedkillers?” And the answer is, “No. It’s not too late.” In fact, my recommendation is the last week of August through the …

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