Drought threatens trees across the nation in July forecast
National Weather Service warns ongoing heat and low rainfall will sustain drought conditions through July 1999, stressing trees. Advice includes mulch 2 to 4 inches, evening watering, deep weekly soaks, soil checks, and consulting arborists or the National Arborist Association for local services and care guidance.
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Bagworm control and life cycle overview
Bagworms are pests of evergreens and certain deciduous trees. Eggs hatch in June, larvae live in protective bags, and adults cause little damage. Control options include mechanical removal, Bacillus thuringiensis based biological sprays, and chemical insecticides such as Orthene Sevin and Bioneem with timing guidance and safety notes. Call 800 342 2507 or visit the HGIC site for more details.
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Peach crop in Georgia hailed as best in five years
In central Georgia the 1999 peach harvest promises quality fruit and strong color after a warm, sunny spring. Growers, led by Big Six Farm’s Bill McGehee, report good quality, but rain is needed to sustain yields. The industry notes economic impact and past weather losses, with harvest running mid May to mid August.
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