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Garage

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Watch out for poison hemlock - Neil Sperry's GARDENS
Poison Hemlock

Misc

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Nandinas need different care - Neil Sperry's GARDENS
The Top Recommended Varieties of Daylilies

Plants - selection, planting, care, ...

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St. Augustine Problem-Solving - Neil Sperry's GARDENS
How to Get Rid of Nutsedge - Fairway Green Inc.
Q&A – Ask Neil: June 26, 2025 - Neil Sperry's GARDENS

Lawn Care

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Grow a Pollinator paradise - by Diane Morey Sitton - Neil Sperry's GARDENS
Grow a Pollinator paradise - by Diane Morey Sitton - Neil Sperry's GARDENS
Baby Cardinals on the Porch

Bees, Birds and Butterflies

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Hardscape

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Decor

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Neil Sperry - Garden Tip: MAGNOLIA LEAVES I'll field this question perhaps 100 times here, in the newspaper, on the radio and from friends in the next 75 days. "What is wrong with my magnolia? Is it dying?" Not at all. I'll explain: No plant is truly evergreen. They all shed their leaves at some point over the course of each year. (Think of pine needles on the forest floor.) Magnolias shed their leaves from mid-March through May. In the process, those old leaves that were out there through all of last year's heat, drought, hail and wind – not to mention this February's awful cold – are looking tattered and worn. Don't let them worry you in the least. This is not caused by disease, insects or anything you did or did not do (unless you forgot to water them at some point along the line).
Give oaks care they deserve - Neil Sperry's GARDENS
Q&A – Ask Neil: January 2, 2025 - Neil Sperry's GARDENS

Trees

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12 Landscaping Mistakes That Can Harm Your Front Yard Curb Appeal - NewsBreak
15 Amazing Rock Garden Ideas
16 Small-Space Landscaping Ideas to Make the Most of Your Plot

Landscape and Deck Ideas

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