I see a lot of kudzu as I walk through my neighborhood. It grows in areas that are not privately owned, so no one is cutting it back and the trees are suffering. Is there anything I can do to help the trees survive? Are there any state or county programs to eliminate kudzu? Thank you, Shannon

Hello, Just recently my ex-gf reached out to me telling me she wants to file a claim on our joint bank account if I don't split what was hers and mine. With a lot of hackers tryin to scam people via Facebook, I didn't reply but I wanted some real advice if it is her. Long story short, she left me for another person. Now, that joint account we had, was already closed in 2011 or 2012 when we broke up. It's been a while, I forget which year. Fast forward to 2021, that's 8 to 9 years ago. She's married and has a kid. I've moved on with my life. Now the question is, does she have that power to file a claim on a joint account that was closed? Does my bank still have that information? (Wells fargo, I don't bank with them anymore) What should I do? It's quite burdensome because she was adamant about leaving me and starting her new life with someone new. I just want to live my life. I apologize if this question doesn't pertain to this website. I was a bit desperate. Thank you and if this isn't the place to ask, please direct me to someone who can answer my question. Thank you again.

My son is interested in the 4-H shooting sports. We live in Jarrsttsville, Harford County. Do you have any recomendations near us. I do not see it on the Harford County web page.

I watch a program called Gardener's World and I see that many gardeners in the UK grow a plant called Thalictrum "Elin". It looks like this might be hardy to zone 5 and with the micro-climate in my backyard I am thinking maybe it could be zone 5 conditions. But I can't find any information on the this plant in the U.S. - or where I could get seed or plants. I'd like to to try it - but can't source it. I am wondering if there is any way to source this plant. Bryan

Good evening, I have 124 Limelight Hydrangeas in my yard (it's a big yard)...they are 8 years old and I've pruned them every winter...they bloom profusely and are in great shape. My question is can I skip a year pruning them and if so how might that impact them? Thank you and I look forward to your reply - Greg My planting zone is SE Ohio

Good evening, I have 124 Limelight Hydrangeas in my yard (it's a big yard)...they are 8 years old and I've pruned them every winter...they bloom profusely and are in great shape. My question is can I skip a year pruning them and if so how might that impact them? Thank you and I look forward to your reply - Greg My planting zone is SE Ohio

Saw this little guy on my deck cover post a few days ago. Can’t find him in my Audubon insect field guide. Can you identify him?

what's stripping the bark of my dwarf lilacs? it's a mild winter, no snow??? 48195

Do you have a neighborhood-naturalist program? WE live in Frederick County. Emmitsburg is more correct. We have been hearing owl calls and today our neighbor alerted us to a sighting. I also saw a bald eagle today. We would like help with starting a journal and learning more about birds. We would like to build an owl house. It is a great horned owl in the daylight at 3:30 p.m.

I want to direct sow flower seeds in a 50'x150' area. I want to get them in the ground as early as possible which means I will be risking a late frost. If I know I frost is coming what is the best (easiest, cheapest, reliable) method to do this? I was thinking of how orchards use irrigation. Any advice or thoughts? Thank you.