Tip Sheets
Lawns
Basketgrass
Broadleaf Weed Control
Brownpatch
Cool Season Herbicide Weed Control
Core Aeration
Crabgrass
De-Thatching – Do I or Don’t I
FAQs on Newly Sodded Yards
Gray Leaf Spot
Iron for Turfgrass
Kill-Till-Fill & Sod
Lawn Fertilization Schedule
Mushrooms
Nutgrass/Nutsedge
Organic Lawn Fertilization Schedule
Removing Bermuda
Sod Webworms Armyworms Cutworms
Solving Yellowing Grass Delima
Spreader Settings
St Augustine Grass Going to Seed
Surfactants in Weed Control
Take All Patch
To 15-5-10 or Not Early Season Fertilization
To Winter Rye or Not
Too Much Chlorine in Irrigation
Virginia Buttonweed
Watering Rules
Trees
Ball Moss
Bananas (Trees) Getting Fruit
Crape Myrtles
Crape Myrtle Massacre and Other Pruning Myths
Dormant Oil & Scale Control
Fall Webworms in Trees
Fungus in Mulch Rings
Holes in my Tree = Sapsuckers!
Insect Galls
Leaf Miners
Lichens
Magnolias Being Planted Too Close to Foundations
Magnolias: Love/Hate Relationship
Mimosa Tree: The Beauty and The Beast!
Oak Leaf Roller
October Great Time to Plant Trees
Southern Pine Bark Beetles
Trees: Deep Root Feeding
Trees: Pruning 101
Trees: Randy’s Dozen Best
Trees: Planting Technique
Vitex: Alternative to Crape Myrtle
Webbing on Trunk of Tree
White Powdery Mildew
Shrubs
10 Under-Utilized Shrubs
Albutilon (African Hibiscus)
Antique Roses
Azaleas 101
Bougainvillea 101
Cuban Golden Duranta
Drought Tolerant Plants
Drought Tolerant Shrubs for Houston
Fungus in Mulched Beds
Getting Rid of Bamboo
Hibiscus Bud Drop
Lace Bugs in Azalea/Lantana
Plants that Like Wet Feet!
Prolonging Crape Myrtle Blooms
Rose Pruning
Rose Pruning on Valentine’s Day
Roses 101
Sago Palm/Common Mistakes
Sago Palms 101
Sago Palms/Cycad Scale
Shrubs: Planting Technique for Trees/Shrubs
Soil Surfactant Near Beds
Sweet Almond Verbena
Texas Mountain Laurel
Tropical Freeze Protection
Vitex (Chaste Tree)
White Powdery Mildew
Insects and Diseases
Assasin Bugs
Assasin Bugs (Good Guys!)
Bark Aphids
Bark Lice
Black Sooty Mold
Black Thrips on Ficus
Cactus Questions?
Camel Spiders? Real or Myth?
Chinch Bugs
Cicada Killer Wasps
Fall Webworms
Fire Ants
Flea Treatment (Natural) for Dogs
Homemade Insect Killer
Homemade Mosquito Controls; Myth or Fact?
Homemade/Organic Scale Control
Insect Galls
Lace Bugs
Leaf Miners on Citrus
Life After Dursban
Love Bugs
Mealy Bugs
Mosquito Control
Oak Leaf Roller
Sago Palm Cycad Scale
Scale Control
Sod Webworms, Armyworms, Cutworms
Spiders Get Bad Rap
Sugar Ants/Pharoah Ants
Take All Patch
Termites Not Tempted by Most Mulches
White Powdery Mildew
Annuals and Perennials
Bullet-Proof Perennials
Coleus: Don’t Let Them Seed
Dividing Bulbs & Perennials
Kong Coleus
Poinsettias
Pride of Barbados
Roses 101
Thrillers, Fillers & Spillers – The Art of Container Gardening
Wildflower Seeds Must be in by October
Wildflowers
Wildflowers
Fruits and Vegetables
August = Time to Start Fall Veggies
Avocado Care Sheet
Blossom End Rot
Fall Tomatoes
Fall Webworms in Trees
Fruit Tree (Stone & Others) Varieties
Peach & Plum Spray Schedule
Timely Tomato Tips & Building Beds for Veggie Success
Tomato Horn Worm
Tomato Varieties
Upside-Down Tomatoes
Year-Round Fruit in Backyard
Misc
Argument Against Atrazine
Beware Sunday Supplements
Composting Autumn Leaves
Drought Tips
Email Hoax on Termite in Mulch
Gutters? Yes or No!!
How to Choose a Landscaper
Hummingbird Season
Indoor House Plants Made Easy
Orangics vs. Synthetics
Pickling
Pine Cone Chemical Treatment
Poison Ivy Control
Propagation Made Easy
Spreader Settings
Surfactants
Tomato Varieties
Wildflowers
Yard Talk Between God & St. Francis
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| Randy Lemmon is the host of the GardenLine radio program on Newsradio 740 KTRH. Randy has been doing GardenLine in one capacity or another since December of 1995, for all three of the now Clear Channel AM stations - KTRH, KPRC & KBME. When Randy took over GardenLine, he replaced long-time Houston radio veteran and GardenLine originator, Bill Zak. For those who remember that far back, GardenLine was a weekly radio staple on KTRH from 10 a.m. to Noon Mondays through Fridays - along with a Saturday show as well. Now GardenLine is heard exclusively on Newsradio 740 KTRH on weekend mornings. |
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