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Excellent video! Thank you from Texas

Will eating this plant not have a toxic effect?

Isn't this plant poisonous ?

I'd have to say that the pollinating wasps in my yard say thanks for the pruning video. The wasps built a home in the ground right next to two of my peach trees. I don't destroy their nest because they are responsible for pollinating my trees. Have to watch it picking fruit because the wasps are face first slurping juice from my peaches with their stinging butts pointing out. They are like a squirrel trying to find a nut. The squirrels dig up the whole yard looking for nuts and the wasps take a bite out of every peach, but that's ok. I just cut around their bite marks and eat the peach.

Are the flowe4s or the berries harmful to dogs?

Excellent video...

I really appreciate how you repeat the key principles as you work through the tree. This reinforces the key messages and is ideal for novice pruners like me! 😁

Just a brilliant demonstration and concise explanation. Thanks from Australia.

Great video, thanks! That's Alternaria solanis, right? I'm dealing with that in my home garden now. I've got to search around the house and find my monocular lens. Were those spores stained or was that a simple wet mount?

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Thank you so much for this! I definitely learned something new today and I appreciate that. I've seen the damage these bugs have caused but never knew what caused it.

Please help me, I am in India, pink caterpillar infestation is being seen in large numbers in BT cotton, please tell me the solution or insecticide to prevent it, I hope you will help me,,, 🙏 riply please do it as soon as possible sir

Thank You !

You put the text, lwters, exactly on the hoof. What to see!?

Running Peach Trees

What about tip blight?

I have a huge one in my front yard.

How can you determine that damage is not caused by Oleander leaf scorch?

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Also Extremely Poisonous.

I stay away from oleander. Highly toxic. A single leaf can kill a human, animal or livestock.

How can we work with you I have 5 acres in north Carolina Garland area very sandy soil.

Every winter I start more common milkweed from seed in my grow room. I love the fragrance, along with all the biology milkweed draws into my garden. Stay Well!!!! Used to be stationed at Fort Bragg, Loved NC.

You can cut to bare wood and the azalea will leaf out?

Thank you very much.

I wonder how much sourwood is in Stokes county. I have bees

Why the wooden staked around it?

If you have multiple base branches coming on a 16 year old tree what would be the best way to trim it

I saw the russian grain pigeons video too.

These things were all over my trees. So I sprayed them with herbicide like it said in the Department of Agriculture pamphlet and it killed all my damn trees !

Oleander (Nerium oleander) is a common ornamental evergreen shrub. It is used as a freeway median divider in warmer states, such as California. This plant is extremely toxic, and a single leaf may kill an adult.

How far would you plant from the sidewalk edge so when it reaches a height of about 6 feet tall, it is up along the edge of the sidewalk without growing into it?

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When I was your age I was working in silos

Always with the insecticides. If you're going to use anything, use spinosad. We cant keep destroying our soil biology and not expect to see a negative ripple effect in the ecosystem. How low does the bird and insect populations have to get before we learn?

It sucks how many trees are getting wiped out. Seems like 50% are going. Should be a national emergency.

Common Milk weed ...I had started a section of these inn my yard and it spread in a lovely way over about 6 + y4ears,,,then what !! they have gone away !! what could happen? No change in sun no chemicals etc. I am in the Northeast. ??I am heartbroken.

Remove from from your plots Its dangerous if it intake, especially children

Poisoned plant

We call that a potted root not a rootball in the UK. A rootball is grown in the field dug up and protected with wire or Hessian for delivery.

Can you smoke it?

That balloon pop was great

The fact it was first found in Michigan in 2002 and it’s still destroying trees to this day is insane

I love confederate jasmine, I always have it in my yard and can’t wait for the March and April blooms….love the smell.

Well that wasn’t confusing

Also dont play alone on a stack of hay bales

I moved into a house that was planted