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Classes #817142

Asked December 01, 2022, 8:59 PM EST

How do I sign up for all the classes for extensions

Ingham County Michigan

Asked December 01, 2022, 5:06 PM EST

Hi there… First time dahlia guy here. I dug up my tubers carefully and rinsed off the dirt. Kaye’s out in garage in well ventilated area by window. Checked on them a couple weeks later and they’ve shriveled up. Some look like a dried raisins…. What did I do wrong? Can I save them?

Multnomah County Oregon

Private pesticide applicator license #817135

Asked December 01, 2022, 5:03 PM EST

Live in Yamhill county. Where would we go to get employee training and then get test for private applicatior license

Yamhill County Oregon

Type of grass #817133

Asked December 01, 2022, 4:17 PM EST

Using the images in the attachment, could you kindly tell me what type of grass my lawn has?

Fort Bend County Texas

Tango Hummingbird Mint #817131

Asked December 01, 2022, 3:47 PM EST

I ordered the above plant online and when I received it a few days ago, it only sent instructions on how to plant right now. Obviously, this place didn't take into account that it's Winter in MN and that is not a possibility right now. It came wrapped in plastic and is a bit damp. What can I do to save it until next Spring? If there's nothing I can do, then I'll just send back. Thanks!

Ramsey County Minnesota

Apple scab #817126

Asked December 01, 2022, 3:03 PM EST

Our flowering crab hasn’t had apple scab for a few years do we stool to get it sprayed every year?

Hennepin County Minnesota

Mold #817124

Asked December 01, 2022, 2:24 PM EST

My brother in law is getting ready to have a double lung transplant and one of the concerns after the transplant is mold. Do we have Aspergillus in our area? Thank you, Tia Sepulveda

Umatilla County Oregon

Are dwarf yellow irises invasive? #817118

Asked December 01, 2022, 12:50 PM EST

My house came with a great deal of dwarf yellow irises; definitely not the tall, yellow flag ones, however they are very tenacious. Are these still problematic? I'll be removing them regardless to replace with native plants, but should they be *disposed* of, rather than potentially given away?

Lane County Oregon

Crowning a cedar #817117

Asked December 01, 2022, 12:49 PM EST

Our Western Cedar is dead at the top—all brown—an arborist said if we crown it we might get a couple more years out of it or it might even come back. What do you think?

Clackamas County Oregon

Acidic Cherry Tomatoes #817115

Asked December 01, 2022, 12:29 PM EST

I grew some cherry tomatoes this summer from seeds I saved from my 2021 plants, which were a mix of cherry varieties and what I think were Green Zebra or some other dark striped variety of medium sized tomato. The cherry tomatoes from some of my 2022 plants were not really sweet - more acidic - and had a nice pronounced tomato taste, so I froze them to use in sauce this winter. I've looked on the internet to see if there are any problems eating those frozen cherry tomatoes and couldn't find anything. Do you have any insights, resources, or recommendations for experts about the potential for those somewhat acidic cherry tomatoes being harmful? Thanks, Mike

Berkshire County Massachusetts

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