Delicate peonies face culture and disease checks
Bruce Chladny reports peonies at Douglas County Extension show growth as experts outline common bloom issues. Immature tubers, depth planting, and shade reduce flowering. Botrytis blight and leaf blotch threaten buds and foliage. Emphasis on removing debris, improving air flow, and using fungicides while prioritizing cultural controls. hotline info provided.
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Seeds of faith in spring garden life
A gardening writer reflects on faith in renewal as spring returns. The piece links belief in seasonal change to care for seedlings, perennials, pollinators, and community sharing, noting gardeners’ patience through cold soils, fertilization, and benign neglect before summer warmth brings growth.
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Gardens for The Garden Spot feature sought in Lawrence Journal World
Readers are invited to suggest local gardens for The Garden Spot in the Lawrence Journal World. Provide garden address owners and contact details, with a preferred contact person and phone or email. Include your name and phone, and send to The Garden Spot at Lawrence Journal World, 609 N.H. or P.O. Box 888, Lawrence 66044.
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Resurrect that Easter lily
Caro Boncella extols the Easter lily as a faith filled garden symbol. The bulb resembling a garlic bulb grows into a fragrant white bloom, with blooms lasting a week, and reblooming if planted deeply and cared for.
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