Interested in growing peach trees. Can you suggest the best to consider and time of year to plant?

I have a 3x8 raised garden bed. Last fall I noticed some very small white worms (this size of maggots) had infested my carrots that had overgrown and split. I did not think much of it thought winter would kill them but wonder if it might be related to my current issue. Today while preparing the garden bed for planting, after stirring up the soil to add compost, I noticed several approximately 1” worms, dark in color. Nematodes?? Will this be harmful to the strawberry plants that I just transplanted to this bed? Should I be trying to eliminate the worms?

I have an especially bad case of weeds both in my lawn and around the yard this year. I applied Ortho Weed be gone Max yesterday. But today I realized that I should have used 2 oz instead of 1 oz of the solution. I'm thinking I need to reapply but I'm not sure when. I literally have hardly any lawn however I want to preserve whatever is there as much as I can. I'm thinking of waiting a day or two To reapply the 2 oz solution. Would that be acceptable? I just want to kill all the weeds. The new weeds that are all over our at least a foot tall!

Do you offer viral testing or diagnostics for what presents as maybe viral in houseplants? to my eye it looks potentially like cucumber mosaic, water edema, or something else unknown to me.

Do you still test pressure cookers?

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I'm sure you're sick of clover lawn questions! If there is already a FAQ page on clover lawns you can direct me there! If not I was wondering: - I've heard seeding lawn with clover instead of grasses is better for the environment (pollinators & less water usage are the two things I've heard) - is that true? - are there species of clover native to the Maryland area? - are there recommendations for seeding a lawn re:actual application? Do I need to kill the grass or can I just add clover seeds and let them slowly take over the yard with reseeding intermittently? Thank you for your time and attention!

I am looking for a resource that is a comprehensive listing of typical vineyard expenses.

I just dug up a very long root of a Buckeye tree that was removed several years ago. The root had multiple suckers growing off of it and I considered planting a section of the root in an area that I'd love to have another tree. I heard that trees will not grow from these suckers. Is that true? Will suckers from Buckeyes be hardy enough to grow into full fledged, sturdy trees?