Rapid fire Qs for UGA Turfgrass Specialist Clint Waltz

Consider the leaves

Fall is ushered in by shorter days, cooler temperatures, football games all weekend long, and by falling leaves. When late summer is dry, and days that follow stay sunny and cool, we tend to have a more colorful leaf change. We have, in fact, had a great one this year!

Q: Half of my coral bark maple is dead. What is happening?

November Turf Tips: Fall Lawn Tips

Q: I read to fertilize azaleas, rhododendrons, and blueberries in fall. Is that true?

Q: I recently purchased a lot of great perennials. Is now a good time to plant them?

A fall to do list for perennials

October Turf Tips: Fall Pest Prevention

Millions of wings are flapping, heading south

The thrill of tracking the migrations of two of nature’s most elegant creatures is enjoyed by people all over the world.

Q: I keep seeing these fuzzy caterpillars around. What are they?

September Turf Tips: Soil Testing in Fall

Q: What’s wrong with my hydrangeas? I just planted them this spring. Are they diseased or dying?

Q: What could be causing my green beans to do this?

August Turf Tips: Armyworm Warning

Q: What is this beetle that seemed just smaller than the size of my fist?