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University of Wisconsin Garden Facts are a new publication series under development by the Urban Horticulture Team of UW-Extension.
Garden Facts are designed to be user-friendly for home gardeners. They are short, concise and easy to read, with an emphasis on answers to questions that homeowners often ask about horticulture issues. The series is envisioned as ultimately having titles on the 100 most common horticulture issues.
Garden Facts are also designed to be user-friendly for commercial horticulturists. We have incorporated areas on the fact sheets where commercial horticulturists can add personal information about their businesses. The boxed area in the upper right corner of each fact sheet can be used for a business logo, and information about the local county Extension offices can be included in the boxed area at the bottom of each fact sheet.
Garden Facts are available to download and print in Microsoft Word or Acrobat PDF Formats.
**NOTICE** It has been brought to our attention that there is an incompatibility problem with some computers when trying to read the PDF files. This typically occurs when someone is trying to open the file in Internet Explorer on a computer running Windows NT4.0. We have been trying to fix the problem for weeks, but have been unsuccessful. If you are having problems reading the PDF files, you may view them by downloading them to your computer. This can be done by right-clicking while hovering over the words 'PDF FILE', then selecting 'Save target As...'. Or, you may open the file directly using the Netscape Internet browser.
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Anthracnose
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Anthracnose(X1001b)WORD FILE PDF FILE |
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Anthracnose (X1001c) |
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Ash Yellows
(X1079) |
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Ash
Flower Gall
(X1048) |
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Black Knot(X1056)WORD FILE PDF FILE |
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Black Spot
(X1089) |
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Black
Vine Weevil
(X1065) |
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Box Elder Bugs (X1100) |
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Cedar-Apple
Rust
(X1009a) |
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Cedar-Apple
Rust
(X1009b) |
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Chlorosis
(X1002) |
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Cicadas (X1068) |
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Crabapples
for Wisconsin, Top Ornamental
(X1012) |
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Cytospora
Canker
(X1003) |
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Dames
Rocket(X1082) |
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Deciduous Shrubs, How to Properly Prune(X1015)WORD FILE PDF FILE |
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Deciduous
Tree Galls
(X1064) |
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Deciduous Trees, How to Properly Prune(X1014)WORD FILE PDF FILE |
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Dothistroma
(X1078) |
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Dutch Elm Disease (X1076) |
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Evergreens,
How to Properly Prune
(X1013) |
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Fireblight (X1090)
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Four-lined Plantbug
(X1101) |
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Garlic Mustard(X1081)WORD FILE PDF FILE |
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Gypsy
Moth
(X1063) |
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Herbicide
Damage
(X1004)
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Home Landscape Insecticides (X1096) |
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Japanese
Beetle (X1062) |
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Multicolored
Asian Lady Beetle
(X1050) |
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Nectria Canker (X1094) |
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Oak Wilt
(X1075) |
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Phenology (X1085)
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Phenology: Calculating Degree Days (X1086) |
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Phenology: DD for Common
Landscape Insects
(X1088)
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Phomopsis Tip Blight (X1099) |
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Powdery Mildew(X1005)WORD FILE PDF FILE |
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Purple
Loosestrife(X1084) |
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Rhizosphaera Needle Blight(X1006)WORD FILE PDF FILE |
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Root
and Crown Rots
(X1070) |
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Root
Rots in the Garden
(X1072)
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Scab
(X1007a) |
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Scab
(X1007b)
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Septoria Leaf Spot
(X1073) |
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Sphaeropsis
Shoot Blight and Canker
(X1010)
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Summer
Flowering Trees, Shrubs and Vines
(X1016) |
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Tubakia (Actinopelte) Leaf Spot (X1104)
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Verticillium
Wilt
(X1008)
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Virburnum Borers (X1046)
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Webworms
(X1066)
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Western Conifer Seed Bug (X1052)
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Wild Parsnip(X1083)
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