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PlantersPlace.com has a variety of resources to help you become the gardener you've always wanted to be. Marianne Binetti has answered thousand questions and she'll be happy to answer yours. The Video Gallery has more than 100 instructional videos and our bloggers have written on subjects ranging from herbs to pests and from roses to veggies. We are also pleased to provide links to hundreds of reprinted articles from prestigious sources like Horticulture magazine and FineGardening.com. If you are looking for one-stop gardening knowledge, you've come to the right place.

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Planting a Bare Root Tree
Bare root trees are a good economical way to add trees to your lot because ...
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Gardening Tip: How to Inject Compost Tea
Gabriel Gluesenkamp shows how-to inject compost team into a tree's root sys...
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How to Harvest Honey
Hey, honey lovers! Garden writer Amy Grisak explains how to collect honey a...
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Today's Gardening Tips

Move small trees and shrubs in spring or fall- remember to keep the roots moist (move plants in the winter as long as the ground is not frozen)

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Re: Our Tsuga mertensiana (Mountain Hemlock aprox 15 yrs old) a couple of weeks ago suddenly started raining down green needles. Checked cambium layer; tree is dead. About the same time, started spotting unidentifiable redish brown caterpillar w/yellow & black spots, reddish tufts on sides & long tufts near head & tail. I can't get a focused photos of this pest but have attached it anyway. Do you have any idea how to get this identified? I still have it captured. thank you.
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