News
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“Burning” of oak leaves associated with trunk injection
Published on June 27, 2013
Fall application can reduce risk of injury to oak trees. -
Controlling crabgrass after it emerges
Published on June 27, 2013
Crabgrass has emerged in many turf and lawn areas, and there are several herbicide options available for post-emergence control. -
Science students grow with gardens
Published on June 26, 2013
Hands-on garden and plant activities supplement and enhance science curriculum at local Detroit Public School. -
Power outage results in problems accessing Enviro-weather
Published on June 26, 2013
Most features and services on Enviro-weather are back online, but lingering issues remain due to a power outage on June 23. -
Urban farming practices developed in France in 1850 still are used in cities today
Published on June 20, 2013
Many people believe the practice of growing vegetables in hoop houses in urban locations is a new phenomenon. History, however, tells us otherwise. The French were feeding residents of Paris from year-round urban gardens more than 150 years ago. -
Unsightly slime mold sighting on landscape mulch
Published on June 20, 2013
Wet weather brings out “dog vomit” slime mold in landscape mulch. -
Juniper scale crawlers are active in Michigan
Published on June 14, 2013
Mid-June is best time to control juniper scale on needles. -
Severe chlorosis in pin oaks
Published on June 13, 2013
Yellowing in pin oaks is usually related to underlying soil issues. -
Turf and lawn tips during wet, cool weather
Published on June 13, 2013
Cool, wet weather has impacted turf growth, fertilizer applications and turf health. -
Common plants are being mistaken for giant hogweed
Published on June 13, 2013
Giant hogweed coverage in the news is causing many people to be concerned about non-toxic plants on their property. Here are photos of common look-alikes to help you better distinguish between these plants.