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Tomato #septoria is one of the most devastating fo

Tomato #septoria is one of the most devastating foliar diseases in the vegetable garden and it is encouraged by hot humid weather. On Garden Tips Tuesday, Ben explains what it is and how he keeps it under control at Lucille’s Garden.

#tomatoes #growyourownfood #vegetablegardening #tylerarboretum #mediapa #americasgardencapital #publicgardens #plantdiseases

Every Monday we will post a new plant riddle. Can

Every Monday we will post a new plant riddle. Can you guess what it is? Bonus points if you know the botanical name and the common name:

I’m named for the creature whose bite I may tame
Though growing in dry sun is my true claim to fame
I have no fear of deer but I’m beloved by the bees
I’ll take any soil, I’m easy to please
Plant me in your borders and gardens at home
I’m certain to dazzle where ever I’m grown

#nativeplants #tylerarboretum #mediapa #americasgardencapital #pollinatorplant

Some plants do like it hot. These three, actually

Some plants do like it hot.
These three, actually four easy to grow #nativeperennials will outshine others during the hot and humid summer months. (L to R) Garden #phlox, Phlox paniculata and common #milkweed, Asclepias syriaca; black-eyed Susan, Rudbeckia fulgida; and #coneflower, Echinacea purpurea. Be careful with the common milkweed, for it will take over your garden given the right conditions. For more plant suggestions, https://bit.ly/3fZskOo
#tylerarboretum #publicgardens #mediapa #americasgardencapital #gardening #garden

We just can't get enough of plants up close. This

We just can't get enough of plants up close. This flower is from a native shrub commonly found on roadsides and at #TylerArboretum. It has beautiful fall color. Any guess?

#macrolens #polinatorplant #nativeplant #publicgardnes #americasgardencapital

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