I am hoping to identify this hydrangea. It appears to be a paniculata variety, but unsure which.

How can I kill all the sucker's pooped up in my grass without killing the trees?

Hi there, I work at a childcare center and my job is to come up with in-house field trips that are thematic to our curriculum of the month. The month of May is gardening & I am looking to find someone to come in and do a presentation with our kids!

I have a thick branch on my tulip magnolia that is growing straight up, perpendicular to the rest of the branches. I have been told this is a problem and I need to cut if off. Need to know if it is a problem and should I cut it off.

I have a couple of photos of some spring buds from a tree in my neighborhood that I would like to identify what type of tree it is. The leafs haven’t yet emerged, only these stringy things. If you could look at these and tell me what it is, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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

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?

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!