2003 Southwest Yard & Garden Archives

January

February

March

  • March 8, 2003
    Curly top virus and heirloom tomatoes
    Bing cherry - few fruit

April

  • April 12, 2003
    Landscaping septic field
    Redbud propagation by cutting
  • April 26, 2003
    Beet leafhopper/curly top virus outlook
    Indoor lemon tree

May

  • May 3, 2003
    Which cottonwood makes cotton?
    Irises water conservative
  • May 17, 2003
    Propagate ponytail palm
    Ash tree leaves curling

June

  • June 28, 2003
    Spongy stuff growing on mulch
    Rabbits girdled trees

July

August

September

  • September 20, 2003
    Weeping fig loosing leaves
    Ponytail palm leaves turning yellow and brown

October

  • October 11, 2003
    Preserving old tree stump
    In general, how long till a plant bears fruit

November

  • November 8, 2003
    Flowers for June wedding
    Early blooming Christmas cactus
    Amaryllis
  • November 22, 2003
    Removing sumac shrub
    Transplanted New Mexican wants New Mexico plants

December

  • December 13, 2003
    Apartment too hot to flower Thanksgiving cactus
    Small insects in African violet potting soil

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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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