Is it safe to eat small potatoes that grew from potato plants that had white mold on the stems earlier in the season? The potato plants were treated with an organic fungicide. The small potatoes are firm and show no signs of mold. They were grown in grow bags with soil, straw and pine mulch was used for hilling. Thank you.

How do I store geraniums over winter? We keep our garage about 50 degrees.

I have mature three honey locust trees few yards from each others, and all three of them have many dead branches. I have notices this in the last year but gotten worse this yeas. What can I do to improve the health of these trees?

Hi, I have a hibiscus tree that I got at Costco in a pot outside and I was wondering if it would survive a winter here in St. Paul if I planted it in the ground. Or is it better to bring inside?

We had two shrubs planted at the back of our house 10 years ago and they have grown beyond what is a manageable. We are interested in cutting them back extensively but want to make sure we don't harm the bush in doing so. Can you recommend proper techniques and timing so as to minimize damage? I have attached an image. Unfortunately we do not remember the specific name of the shrub that we purchased.

Does the Extension offer soil testing for residential lawns? How can I access any of those services?

Our bell peppers have stunted growth this year. They are squatty and heavily lobed like a miniature pumpkin. The seeds inside have not developed, like they weren't pollinated. Do you have any idea what caused this? We've gardened for over 40 years and have never seen this.

Any reason "why" the leaves on this one arborvitae is so much lighter than the other arborvitaes?

Deer are eating the Lily of the valley for the first time in 45 years!! I thought they were toxic and hope the deer do not die. The deer are chomping their way through large beds….not just one or two plants. I’ve seen them, so know it is deer.

My lovely Azalea, which is over 10 years old, 8ft tall, and bloomed beautifully this spring. It has been a traffic stopper for the last 4-5 years with wonderful apricot blooms that brighten the shaded NE corner of my house. It is a good 10ft away from my house and 8 ft from my neighbor's house. It looks terrible after soooo much rain. Since the blooms finished, the leaves are dull, not their usual bright green color, and actually seem almost a little crispy. It does likely get some of the water that runs off my neighbor's house, but I really can't do anything about that issue. WILL it recover? Is there any treatment I should do before the freeze?