North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service A Guide to Deciduous Tree Knowledge F-436, (Revised) January 1997, Reviewed and reprinted May 1998 Ronald C. Smith, Extension Horticulturist and Turfgrass Specialist Dale E. Herman, Professor, Department of Plant Sciences Introduction Deciduous Trees Are Divided Into Four Large Groups A. Leaves — Simple and Opposite B. Leaves — Simple and Alternate: Long and Narrow C. Leaves — Simple and Alternate: Wide D. Leaves — Com ...

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Ask Extension for answers to commonly asked questions. Select from one of these topics for answers about... Trees and Shrubs Selecting Shade Trees Planting Trees and Shrubs Fertilizing Trees and Shrubs Keeping Flowering Crabapples Beautiful Seasonal Needle Drop on Evergreens Protecting Trees from Winter Injury Elm Wetwood Disease Dutch Elm Disease Birch Tree Problems Protecting Trees from Cankerworms Spider Mite Control Borers of Woody Plants Control of Gall-Mak ...

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North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Common Insect Pests of Trees and Shrubs in North Dakota E-296 (Revised), October 1995 Phillip Glogoza, Extension Entomologist Common Pests with Piercing-Sucking Mouthparts Aphids Plant Bugs and Leafhoppers Scale Insects Spider Mites Gall Forming Insects and Mites Common Pests with Chewing Mouthparts Leaf Feeding Beetles Leaf Feeding Caterpillars and Sawflies Wood Boring Insects Products recommended for the ...

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North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Deciduous Tree Diseases PP-697 (Revised), November 1995 R.W. Stack, Professor of Plant Pathology H.A. Lamey, Extension Plant Pathologist Parasitic Diseases of Widespread Occurrence Powdery Mildew Sooty Mold Verticillium Wilt Canker Leafspots Heart Rot Parasitic Diseases of Specific Trees (Listed alphabetically by tree common name) Non-Parasitic Disorders Leaf Scorch Winter Damage Air Pollution Injury Root Dis ...

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service PP-789, Reviewed September 1997 Robert W. Stack, Professor, Department of Plant Pathology James A. Walla, Research Associate, Department of Plant Pathology H. Arthur Lamey, Extension Plant Pathologist Environmental Injuries Pathological Disorders Foliage Diseases Shoot Blights Branch & Stem DiseasesEvergreens are grown in all areas in North Dakota. The primary uses of evergreens are in field and farmstead shelterbelts ...

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Dutch Elm Disease PP-324 (Revised) Robert W. Stack , Professor Plant Pathology Dean K. McBride , Extension Entomologist H. Arthur Lamey , Extension Plant Pathologist Introduction Symptoms Elm Bark Beetles – Carriers of the Fungus Bark Beetles and Dutch Elm Disease Control Measures Chemical Treatment Precautions in Handling Pesticides Sampling Procedures Alternative to Planting Elms Individual Citizen Responsibil ...

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North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Fertilizing Trees H-1035, March 1992 (Reviewed and reprinted April 1996) Ronald C. Smith Horticulturist and Turfgrass Specialist David DeCock Cass County Horticulturist Rich Hill Grand Forks County Horticulturist Fertilizer applications are used during the growing season to improve the health and appearance of trees. Most deciduous trees should be fertilized once every one to two years. Evergreens may be fertilized i ...

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Updated 11/2/2002. Site removed March 5, 2005 - I can no longer maintain it. This site showcases both palm trees and ferns that can survive the often snowy winters of the Washington, DC area. The snow covered Palm on the left is one example. Evergreen outdoor palm trees. More similar palm trees. Right: A June 2000 photo of me by a Sabal minor in Hatteras Is., NC. Evergreen ferns from the DC area. More DC area ferns. Photo, left: Interrup ...

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Bureau of Land Management Environmental Education Homepage What's Wrong With This Picture Invasive Weeds: A Growing Pain Many weeds have pretty flowers but they are a growing pain. They crowd out native plants, harm animal habitats and increase erosion. Upsetting the Balance Looks Can be Deceiving Controlling Weeds Native or Non-native Seed Bank Lab What is a Weed? Seed Dispersal Population Explosion High School Students Use Horned Beetles to Weed Out the Problem Hands-on Learning Extensions and Resources Credits Photos Last Updated: June 2006 This Site Is Maintained by Kevin Flynn http://www.blm.gov/education/weed/weed.html

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North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Lawn Diseases PP-950 (ND), Reviewed July 1996 AG FO-3386 (MN) H. Arthur Lamey, Extension Plant Pathologist, North Dakota State University Cynthia L. Ash, Assistant Extension Specialist, University of Minnesota Ward C. Stienstra, Extension Plant Pathologist, University of Minnesota Patch disease symptoms in a lawn. Note the circular pattern and sunken appearance. (POL) Leaf Spot and Melting Out Fusarium Blight Ne ...

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Lawn Pests in North Dakota E-904 (Revised), April 1997 Phillip Glogoza, Extension Entomologist Even the most beautiful lawns can be troubled by pests. To maintain a healthy lawn, homeowners and lawn care professionals must be able to recognize the symptoms of pest damage and be able to identify the pest and understand its life cycle in order to apply appropriate and effective controls. This circular discusses the life histor ...

GRASSES Indian Grass Poaceae Sorghastrum nutans Many native prairie grasses are tall and Indian grass is 3 to 5 feet tall. Plant in full sun and enjoy the gold and reddish seed heads in the fall. Give it plenty of room to spread. Deer do not eat the grasses, but cattle find this one delicious << PREVIOUS PAGE Demonstration Garden | Download Our Brochure (pdf) | Contact Us | Email | In Memorium Home | Catalog | Plants for Shade & Part Shade | Plants for Sun | Understory Trees ©1998-2005 Natives of Texas. All Rights Reserved Glaze Designs of Texas

HomeArticlesResourcesArchivesMailing ListsClassifieds Organic Lawn Care Guide: For a Vital, Healthy, Safe, and Living Yard by Evan L Petee epetee@bw.edu April 1998 Organic lawn and garden care is a safe, effective and responsible alternative to the use of pesticides, herbicides and commercial fertilizers, all which may pose a threat to human and environmental well-being. Advanced organic products can be combined with traditional techniques to support truly healthy, vibrantly gr ...

LEAFLET NO: 601 Revised 6/94 - Author Reviewed 4/97 PLANTING TECHNIQUES FOR TREES AND SHRUBS M. A. "KIM" POWELL Extension Horticultural Specialist Department of HorticulturalScience North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service North Carolina State University A properly planted tree or shrub will be more tolerant of adverse conditions and require much less management than one planted incorrectly. Planting technique impacts water quality as it minimizes water, fertilizer and pesticide us ...

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Planting Trees and Shrubs H-531 (Revised), December 1993 (Reviewed and reprinted May 1998) Ronald C. Smith, Extension Horticulturist Dale E. Herman, Professor of Horticulture, Agricultural Experiment Station For more pride and enjoyment in a well-landscaped yard, plan carefully before buying and planting nursery stock. A scale drawing of your yard will provide a basic plan that you can use for many years. Trees and shrubs ar ...

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Power Line Compatible Tree and Shrub Selections H-1104, March 1996 Ronald C. Smith, NDSU Extension Horticulturist Everyone loves large, stately, picturesque trees, but the nicest species can become a problem if planted under, or too near, overhead power lines. Eventually they will need severe pruning, which, even in the hands of experts, can lead to disfigurement. Ultimately, the trees are removed and conspicuous space is l ...

[Front page] [Home and garden] [Sports] [Internet guide] [E-mail the Herald] Preserve colorful beauty of autumn leaves By MARIANNE C. OPHARDT Special to the Herald If only we could capture the beauty of autumn and hold it to our hearts all winter long. One of the spectacular features of fall is the wonderful coloring of tree leaves. The more curious among us might wonder just how do leaves develop color in the fall? The purpose of plant leaves is to harness the sun's energy to f ...

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Pruning Trees and Shrubs H-1036, March 1992 (Reviewed and reprinted November 2001) Ronald C. Smith, Horticulturist and Turfgrass Specialist Dave DeCock, Cass County Horticulturist Pruning is necessary if the value and quality of the trees and shrubs in the landscape are to be maintained. The main reasons for pruning are removal of dead, diseased or injured branches; to improve the form, shape or size; to rejuvenate older pl ...

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Horticulture Sidewalks and Trees How many times have you gone for a walk and noticed sidewalks cracked or heaved out of place because of tree roots? Unfortunately this problem is all too common. Not only are the damaged sidewalks a potential accident for pedestrians, correcting the situation can be damaging to the tree. Prevention is the best possible way to avoid having to deal with problem tree root systems. When root problems develop, root pruning may be necessary. Root pruning, however, ...

Skunk Management Contact: Diane Relf, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture August 1996 Spring is the season when many gardeners and homeowners start thinking about managing skunk problems. Jim Parkhurst, Assistant Professor of Wildlife at Virginia Tech, offers a few suggestions. First, it helps to have some idea as to why skunks are coming into your yard and what they are doing, aside from "digging up the lawn." In most instances, skunks are seeking, and obviously have fou ...

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From the December 1996 issue: The nature of cones Pick up a pine cone and let the mysteries hidden by the shingle-like scales unfold. Anita Carpenter Pine cones enter our lives in many ways -- as decorated wreaths, in floral displays and crafted into holiday ornaments. We suspend them as bird feeders packed with peanut butter or suet coated with seeds. We kick them along forest paths and cuss when they litter our lawn or get chewed up in the mower. We watch red squirrels sh ...

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Transplanting Trees and Shrubs F-1147, July 1998 Marcus Jackson, Extension Forester, North Dakota State University Bob Harsel, Forest Resource Management Specialist, North Dakota Forest Service Lorin Fornes, Forest Technician, North Dakota Forest Service Introduction Consider Transplant Success Season to Transplant Site Selection Digging Storing and Transporting Planting Postplanting Care Techniques for Transplant ...

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