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Nature's helpers 09/20/07
It's been a tough year for Georgia gardeners. On "Gardening in Georgia" Oct. 4 and 6, find out how to give nature a hand. Watch on Georgia Public Broadcasting television stations across Georgia each Thursday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 12:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
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Plant in the fall 09/20/07
You're planning to add landscape trees or shrubs next spring. But with the drought projected to last through the winter, it's vital to get a head start, if outdoor watering schedules permit.
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Fall for fire ant control 09/20/07
When you think of fire ants in the fall, "vulnerable" isn't the first word that pops into your mind. But it should be.
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Landscape workshops 09/20/07
For landscape professionals, job bidding is tough. To make the job easier and more accurate, University of Georgia horticulturists and economists have developed two software programs for estimating costs. Get hands-on training on either or both at workshops in Athens Oct. 25-26.
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Stem cell soldiers 09/20/07
For more than a decade, Steve Stice has dedicated his research using embryonic stem cells to improving the lives of people with degenerative diseases and debilitating injuries. His most recent discovery, which produces billions of neural cells from a few stem cells, could now aid in national security.
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Hybrid irrigation system 09/13/07
Cattle sometimes go to streams and rivers to drink because there is no other place they can get water. But they can pollute that water downstream. A University of Georgia expert is setting up sites near Georgia’s coast to show cattlemen how to use wind and sun to take the water to the cattle.
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Prep work 09/13/07
While the summer heat may have cooled to an occasional sizzle, chances are it’s left its mark on your yard. With wilted flowers and burned annuals filling flowerbeds, sprinting past your garden and hiding in your house may be tempting.
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Doctor your plants 09/12/07
Willie Chance isn’t a doctor, but he thinks like one. Chance, the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension agent in Houston County, helps homeowners bandage and prevent injuries and illnesses on their landscape plants.
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Onions & cousins 09/12/07
Georgia is known all over for its sweet, mild, Vidalia onions. But onions have several cousins, too, that you may want to try in your fall garden.
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Reeves' revenge 09/12/07
“Gardening in Georgia,” Sept. 27 and 29, shows how to bring patio plants inside and design beautiful containers for shade and teaches viewers all about Georgia palm trees. Watch on Georgia Public Broadcasting stations across Georgia each Thursday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 12:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.