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Mgarden2017’s Question
Posted by Marilyn Richardson | June 18, 2017Is the Osmocote Plus in the pink bag ok for vegetable plants? It does not specifically say that it is or isn't. I saw that it can be toxic for some animals and wondered if it is ok to use when planting tomatoes, squash, etc.
dogluvr’s Question
Posted by dogluvr | June 17, 2017Third photo
dogluvr’s Question
Posted by dogluvr | June 17, 2017Second photo
dogluvr’s Question
Posted by dogluvr | June 17, 2017You answered a question of mine on clover a few years back. Now I have 3 different types of clover growing. How do I get rid of them? I will submit each photo separately.
Edevanad’s Question
Posted by Elena Devanadera | June 13, 2017Hi, Can you use the osmocote plus or your other smart release product for hydroponic system? I would like to do a hydroponic without the use of adding nutrients all the time Or can you recommend something so i can achieve a slow and controlled release fertilizer for my hydroponics? Thanks
hwebster’s Question
Posted by | June 12, 2017Hello! Can Osmocote be used on hydroponics? Thanks!
lu@gmail.com’s Question
Posted by Peggy Ritchie | June 12, 2017I purchased a bag of Blazing Star Liatris from Costco. I think it was in March. They were supposed to be planted in the spring, but I put them in the garage and forgot about them. Should I go ahead and plant them now (middle of June) or wait until fall? Thank you, Peggy Ritchie (253)631-5634
ddking@q.com’s Question
Posted by Denise King | June 12, 2017Marrianne, We have lost two Japanese Red Leaf Maples. It has been determined by an arborist that the tree has verticillium wilt. We purchased the trees from Nursery Trees in Snohomish. They do not have this disease in their soil. They have offered to plant a new Japanese Snowbell Tree. The tree will be in the middle of a flower ...
JannCeline’s Question
Posted by Jann Yandel | June 12, 2017Hello, I moved from from a Chicago superb just 20 miles west of the city to about 30 min just north of Chicago. In my previous home I had this flower, it really looked like a prairie wild flower that I purchased from this garden place. The sales lady brought me over to where the herbs were. She told me ...
Debbien’s Question
Posted by Debbie Nighswonger | June 12, 2017I have a Dappled Willow that I cannot seem to make thrive. I first saw it planted in a part sun garden and mine doesn't seem to like it there. I have seen others planted in full sun. What am I to do?
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