| Using the pourthru procedure for checking ec and ph for nursery crops |
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| Low investment propagation/winter protection structure |
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| A simple intermittent mist system for propagation |
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| Weed management in conifer seedbeds and transplant beds |
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| Fertility management for geraniums |
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| Guide to successful outdoor garden aster production |
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| Success with ornamental cabbage and kale |
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| Success with ornamental vegetables as Floricultural crops |
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| Success with container production of twelve herb species |
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| Commercial pansy production |
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| Commercial hydrangea forcing |
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| Commercial production of new guinea impatiens |
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| Height control of commercial greenhouse Flowers |
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| Best management practices for plant Growth regulators used in floriculture |
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| Ethylene: sources, symptoms, and Prevention for greenhouse crops |
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| Ethylene sampling protocols for Greenhouse crops |
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| Bed preparation and fertilization recommendations for bedding plants in the Landscape |
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| Selection and use of stress-tolerant bedding Plants for the landscape |
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| Managing micronutrients In the greenhouse |
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| Installation and maintenance of landscape bedding plants |
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| Under-utilized bedding plants for the North Carolina landscape |
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| Water considerations for Container production of plants |
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| Alkalinity control for irrigation water Used in nurseries and greenhouses |
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| Submission procedures for root substrate, water, fertilizer solution, and plant tissue samples |
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| Guide to successful pot sunflower production |
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| Greenhouse weed control |
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| Monitoring and managing ph and ec using the Pourthru extraction method |
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| Pourthru guidelines for Geraniums |
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| Pourthru guidelines for Pansies |
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| Pourthru guidelines for Poinsettias |
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| The flowering dogwood |
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| Planting techniques for trees and shrubs |
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| Pruning trees, flushcuts and wound dressings |
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| Using pines in the landscape |
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| Mulches |
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| Hints for fall-planted spring and early summer flowering bulbs |
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| Fertilizing deciduous shade trees in the landscape |
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| Espalier |
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| Natural areas in the landscape |
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| Azaleas for North Carolina |
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| Azalea culture for North Carolina gardeners |
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| Vines for North Carolina landscapes |
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| Shrubs 1 to 4 feet high for North Carolina landscapes |
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| Shrubs 4 to 8 feet high for North Carolina landscapes |
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| Shrubs 8+ feet high for North Carolina landscapes |
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| Small and intermediate trees for North Carolina |
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| Large trees for North Carolina |
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| Weed management for wildflowers |
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| Frost/freeze protection for horticultural crops |
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| Growing a fall vegetable garden |
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| Home garden asparagus production |
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| Home garden beet production |
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| Home garden broccoli raab |
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| Home garden cabbage production |
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| Home garden lettuce |
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| Home garden collards |
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| Home garden trellised cucumbers |
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| Home garden eggplant |
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| Home garden greens |
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| Home garden upland cress |
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| Home garden spinach |
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| Home garden green bunch onions |
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| Home garden onion bulb production in eastern North Carolina |
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| Home garden okra |
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| Home garden southern peas |
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| Home garden pepper production (bell, small fruit and pimento)1 |
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| Home garden turnips and rutabagas |
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| Home garden celery in eastern North Carolina |
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| Using plastic mulches and drip irrigation for vegetable gardens |
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| Composting for home gardens |
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| Weed control in vegetable gardens |
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| Mini-gardening |
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| Growing vegetable transplants for the home garden |
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| Container vegetable gardening |
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| Beansprouts and other vegetable seed sprouts |
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| Growing tomatoes for home use |
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| Blossom-end rot of tomatoes in the home garden |
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| Pruning and supporting home garden tomatoes |
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| Harvesting vegetables |
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| Growing herbs for the home gardener |
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| Harvesting and preserving herbs for the home gardener |
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| Winterizing the herb garden |
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| Blackberries for the home garden |
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| Bunch grapes in the home garden |
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| Muscadine grapes in the home garden |
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| Raspberries in the home garden |
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| Strawberries in the home garden |
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| Pruning and training thornless blackberries |
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| Growing blueberries in the home garden |
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| Nursery list of small fruit cultivars for home use in North Carolina |
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| Growing apple trees in the home garden |
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| Dahlias for the home landscape |
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| Peonies for the home landscape |
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| Geranium culture for home gardeners |
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| Bearded iris for the home landscape |
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| Home forcing of hyacinths |
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| Consumer care of Poinsettias |
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| Edible flowers |
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| Caladiums for the home landscape |
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| Home forcing of potted amaryllis (hippeastrum) |
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| Home forcing of potted paperwhite narcissus |
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| Home forcing of daffodils (narcissus) |
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| Indoor plant selection and care |
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| Ornamental grasses for North Carolina |
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| Superior crabapple trees for the landscape |
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| Urban trees for use under utility lines |
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| Recommended trees for urban landscapes: Proven performers for difficult sites |
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| Smooth and oakleaf hydrangeas |
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| Growing boxwoods in the landscape |
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| Summer and fall flowering bulbs for the landscape |
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| Weed management in annual color beds |
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| Qualifiers for quagmires: landscape plants for wet sites |
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| Plant propagation by leaf, cane, and root cuttings: Instructions for the home gardener |
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| Plant propagation by layering: Instructions for the home gardener |
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| Plant propagation by stem cuttings: Instructions for the home gardener |
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| Starting plants from seeds |
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| Overcoming seed dormancy: trees and shrubs |
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