Coast Gardener Newsletter Archive
- Armyworms can devour lovely lawns - August 24, 2002
- Muscadines delicious late summer treat - August 17, 2002
- Flooded landscapes are compliments of Bertha - August 10, 2002
- Pesticides labeled for a reason - August 3, 2002
- Some veggies like the heat - July 27, 2002
- Missing nutrients cause plant problems - July 20, 2002
- Insects bugging Coast plants - July 13, 2002
- The truth about termites - July 6, 2002
- Armadillos send tempers raging - June 29, 2002
- Webbing on trees no reason for concern - June 22, 2002
- Landscaping can save on energy costs - June 15, 2002
- Two more common tomato problems - June 8, 2002
- Tomatoes plagued by several diseases - June 1, 2002
- Scale insects dificult to control - May 25, 2002
- Drought stress may encourage Take-all disease - May 18, 2002
- Hot, dry weather is early this year - May 11, 2002
- Conditions right for brown patch - May 4, 2002
- Oak leaf blister bad this spring - April 27, 2002
- Slime mold won't hurt your grass - April 20, 2002
- Too much water can wilt tomatoes - April 13, 2002
- Watch for azalea pests this spring - April 6, 2002
- Dogwood diseases abound in springtime - March 30, 2002
- Troubleshooting houseplant pest problems - March 23, 2002
- Tips for having happy houseplants - March 16, 2002
- Tips to ward off winter's chill - March 9, 2002
- Mole crickets love turf battles - March 2, 2002
- Gardening hotline opens for business - February 23, 2002
- Garden & patio show offers gardeners help - February 16, 2002
- Weed ID important for proper control - February 9, 2002
- Healthy turf defense against weeds - February 2. 2002
- Prepare vegetable gardens for spring planting - January 26, 2002
- Wait to prune cold damaged plants - January 19, 2002
- Pruning time nears for fruit trees - January 12, 2002
- Coast gardeners battle cold temperatures - January 5, 2002
- Urban tree decline killing Coast trees - December 29, 2001
- Plant bulbs now for spring flowers - December 22, 2001
- Holiday plants need special care - December 15, 2001
- Transplant trees and shrubs properly - December 8, 2001
- Good drainage helps plants grow - December 1, 2001
- Clean up rose gardens now - November 24, 2001
- It's not Thanksgiving without Indian corn - November 17, 2001
- Mulch plants for winter protection - November 10, 2001
- Fall is planting time for fruit trees - November 3, 2001
- The chemistry behind fall color - October 27, 2001
- Pros and cons of overseeding lawns - October 20, 2001
- Winter prep important for plants - October 13, 2001
- Formosan termites spread in crossties - October 6, 2001
- Cooler weather means important garden tasks - September 29, 2001
- Psocids cause needless panic for some - September 22, 2001
- Fall webworms quite a nuisance - September 15, 2001
- Enjoying the fruits of the vine - September 8, 2001
- Weed Control starts with a healthy turf - September 1, 2001
- Take care with leftover pesticides - August 25, 2001
- Hot temperatures affect plant health - August 11, 2001
- Brown patch fungus troublesome - August 4, 2001
- Some gardeners fight allergies - July 28, 2001
- Weather the storm with native plants - July 21, 2001
- Tomatoes battle several pests - July 14, 2001
- Tomatoes popular garden vegetable - July 7, 2001
- Powdery Mildew Affecting Coast Crape Myrtles - June 30, 2001
- Lichens latch on to unhealthy plants - June 23, 2001
- Despite recent
rains, drought stress still evident - June 16, 2001
Written by Chance McDavid, former Harrison County Extension Agent
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