My grandparents lived modestly. Most from their generation did. It wasn't a choice. It was necessity. My grandmother and grandfather were teens when the depression hit, so instead of enjoying their ...
My grandparents lived modestly. Most from their generation did. It wasn’t a choice. It was necessity. My grandmother and grandfather were teens when The Depression hit, so instead of enjoying their ...
Answer: Chinaberry (Melia azedarach) is a fast-growing shade tree from Southeast Asia. It’s attractive and butterflies and bees love it, but it is subject to several disease problems. Its biggest ...
Sperry: Replace brittle chinaberry with something more durable such as elm, oak or southern magnolia
Q: Why is my chinaberry tree losing its bark? It also doesn’t look very healthy. I’m seeing tiny black insects on its trunk. I’m watering it carefully in the hopes of saving it. What would you suggest ...
Chinaberry trees and blackberry vines surrounded the old chimney. A monument from days gone past, jutting from the red Georgia clay. I must have passed it a hundred times during my travels. Once I had ...
Dear Neil: Why is my Chinaberry tree losing its bark? It also doesn’t look very healthy. I’m seeing tiny black insects on its trunk. I’m watering it carefully in the hopes of saving it. What would you ...
Nonprofit Savannah Tree Foundation (STF) aims to make up for the loss, and has already spearheaded about 6,000 tree plantings ...
Third in our short From the Archives series on the history of Pease Park. This one covers its renaissance during the 21st ...
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