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November is the last chance to get your garden and yard systems set for winter and the possible freezes, and it's the last chance to prune, to clear, to plant, and to spray. Here are all the gardening ...

A combination spray (for example, Bonide Fruit Tree and Plant Guard containing pyraclostrobin and boscalid along with an insecticide), is available which may control pathogens and insect pests. A ...

We show you how to get started. The most commonly planted fruit trees are apple trees but you don't always have to follow convention. Pear, plum, fig and medlar trees can also produce good results.

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Your fruit trees are starting to go dormant in preparation for winter. The leaves of many of them may not be changing color ...

• Make a “base plan.” Measure your property with a tape measure or the measuring app on your smart phone. Plot it on grid ...

* Vegetables that can be sown in November for planting in the garden in December include arugula, beets, broccoli, Brussels ...

Fruit with a dark brown discoloration on the skin have been attacked by citrus rust mites. Citrus rust mites, too tiny to be ...

You'll want to keep an eye on your tree as it grows, as the growing fruit will cause gaps in your protective copper coating. You may need to spray two or three times during the growing season.

Free-standing fruit trees or bush trees, such as those grown in an orchard should be pruned when they're dormant, in winter. Trained trees, such as espaliers, cordons, pyramids and fans should be ...