Tips on hummingbirds and more
Q: How often do you need to change the solution in a hummingbird feeder? I have heard that if it spoils it can kill the hummingbirds. A: It should be changed [Read More]
Fuller’s FAQs
Keith shares thoughts on mulch
Q: My wife says I need to pull back the mulch from plants when I fertilize. Is this necessary? A: It is not necessary to pull back mulch from plants when feeding them. [Read More]
Replanting lilies and hydrangea
Q: I have three Easter lilies that are potted. They are all stem and leaves as the flowers have faded. What can I do with them? A: You can plant them outdoors or [Read More]
Propagating kalanchoe plant
Q: Can I take a cutting from my kalanchoe to get more plants? The plant is short so I do not know if this is how to propagate it. A: I would propagate it from leaf [Read More]
Bees are on her basil
Q: My basil plants always have bumble bees on them. I am afraid of getting stung so I hardly ever get any use from the plants. Is there a way to get rid of the bees? [Read More]
Rosemary makes good ground cover
Q: I live at the beach and would like to know if there is a type of herb that I could use as a ground cover. I would prefer something that might be fragrant. Do you [Read More]
Problems with agapanthus
Q: I have a crape myrtle and the tips of the leaves are turning brown. I have been told it is due to watering. Could this be causing it? A: When the tips of leaves [Read More]
Q: I saw a picture of a plant called acuba in a landscape book. I like the look of the plant. Does it grow here? A: Acuba can be grown in North Florida. It will [Read More]
Bugs on Althea seed pods
Q: My althea has seed pods on it and these are covered with a red and black bug. Should I spray these or are they harmless? A: These are called cotton stainers or [Read More]
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