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Weeds of the South: Rattlesnake Weed

A few weeks ago, I received a phone call regarding a weed that had over taken part of a homeowner’s yard. Like I normally do I asked them to describe the plant, how long it had been growing and if they have seen it in the past. This very kind…
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Pruning Fruit Trees

Cotton and peanuts crops have placed Seminole apart from a majority of the state from an agricultural stand point. Corn and soybeans and small grains can also be easily found across the county. This variety is not the norm across the state or country. Among the many crops we can…
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Establishing Citrus Trees

One treat that my wife and I like to give our daughter when she’s being good is oranges. Its something quick and easy and she really thinks she’s getting something special. Now that we have settled into the area we are planning on growing satsumas and lemon trees for ourselves….
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Controlling Bahia Grass

Like many of you, I find a freshly mowed lawn to be very rewarding. I wait and wait for a dry day, crank up the zero turn, and zone-out. Something about smoothing out that grass and seeing the fruits of my labor just brings a smile to my face. I…
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