1999 Southwest Yard & Garden Archives

January

March

  • March 15, 1999
    Juniper pollen hay fever
    Effect of predicted drought on new landscapes
  • March 22, 1999
    Cold weather after pruning roses
    Sunburned houseplant

April

May

  • May 24, 1999
    Cacti from Seed
    Mushroom problems in the garden

June

July

  • July 12, 1999
    Plant shrubs in summer?
    Potting soil from compost
  • July 19, 1999
    Rock landscape isn't xeriscape
    What to do with old rotting globe willow

August

  • August 9, 1999
    How to remove a tree, and then what to do with the stump?
  • August 30, 1999
    Propagating Datura and trumpet vine
    Fire ants in New Mexico

September

  • September 27, 1999
    Can I plant different bulbs in the same hole?
    Do I have to bring my poinsettia inside now?

October

  • October 4, 1999
    Fall tree planting
    When to prune ficus tree
    When to prune cherry tree
  • October 11, 1999
    Fall web worm problems
    Ponderosa Pines turning brown
  • October 18, 1999
    Check houseplants before bringing them indoors
    Plants spring flowering bulbs now

November

  • November 1, 1999
    Starting willow trees from stem cuttings
    Does drought really kill grass?

December



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Marisa Y. Thompson, PhD, is the Extension Horticulture Specialist, in the Department of Extension Plant Sciences at the New Mexico State University Los Lunas Agricultural Science Center, email: desertblooms@nmsu.edu, office: 505-865-7340, ext. 113.

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