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… continues to be stressed by plants, insects, and diseases—some of which are native to these shores, but also …

… and immunocompromised people (eg. diabetes, cancer, HIV/AIDS, organ transplant…) are more susceptible of …

… species that cannot live in the forest. The invasive tree  Callery (a.k.a. Bradford)  pear cuts the meadow/shrub …

… The course covers how to protect your trees from insects, diseases, and fire; step-by-step procedures walk you through … Resiliency and Recovery , a small pamphlet entitled “What Tree Is That?” and Common Native Trees of Virginia Tree Identification Guide . Users receive a flash drive of …

… weather (frost damage to early flowers), pests, and diseases are factors that can cause reduced yields and … plants by mulching them with straw or mower-shredded tree leaves in late fall when night temperatures approach … a harvest for a second year before replacement. Due to diseases and crowding, june-bearing cultivars typically …

… canopy optimizes light distribution to all fruit on the tree. Incorrect pruning can lead to fruit shading, leading to … are such important practices. By ensuring all fruit on a tree receive proper, uniform sunlight the desired texture … the fruit becomes. This can increase fruit drop from the tree, as well as make fruits more susceptible to handling …