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$0.00Choosing the Right Landscape Plants: Factors to Consider
Author(s) Laura G. Jull. Properly placed and maintained landscape plants can increase the value of real estate. However, poor plant choices can b...
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$0.00Planning and Designing Your Home Landscape
Author(s) Dan A. Wilson, Thomas J. Wilson, Wayne G. Tlusty. This publication explores landscape planning: putting the plan on paper; selecting, p...
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$0.00Plants Not Favored by Deer
Author(s) Laura G. Jull. If deer visit your property, you've likely already experienced the frustration of having landscape plants destroyed overn...
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$0.00Colorado Blue Spruce and Other Conifers Disorder: Rhizosphaera Needle Cast
Author(s) M. F. Heimann, G. R. Stanosz Rhizosphaera needle cast occurs throughout the state of Wisconsin but infects only certain conifer species....
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$0.00Selecting Woody Landscape Plants for Fall Color: An Illustrated Guide
Author(s) Laura G. Jull. When selecting plants for landscaping, consider choosing ones that offer showy fall foliage. This beautifully illustrate...
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$0.00Evergreens Condition: Seasonal Needle Drop
Author(s) M. F. Heimann, P. J. Pellitteri. Despite their name, evergreen needles do not stay green forever. Older, inner needles discolor and drop...
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$0.00Conifers Disorders: Sphaeropsis Shoot Blight and Canker
Author(s) M. F. Heimann, G. R. Stanosz Sphaeropsis shoot blight and canker, formerly known as Diplodia, is a serious disease of many pine species ...
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$0.00Pine Disorder: Dothistroma Needle Blight
Author(s) M. F. Heimann, G. L. Worf, R. F. Patton. Dothistroma needle blight causes needle spots, discoloration, and substantial needle loss in he...
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$0.00Colorado Blue Spruce and Other Conifers Disorder: Cytospora Canker
Author(s) M.F. Heimann, G.R. Stanosz In Wisconsin, Cytospora canker is especially damaging to Colorado blue spruce, but it also affects Norway spr...
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$0.00Woodland Visions—Appreciating and Managing Forests for Scenic Beauty
Author(s) Lowell Klessig. Woodland owners prize their property for its wildlife habitat and natural beauty as much as for its timber value. Woodl...
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$0.00Crabapple Disorder: Scab
Author(s) K. A. Delahaut, G. L. Worf, E. R. Hasselkus. In Wisconsin, scab is the most common ornamental-crabapple disease and is also the most imp...
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$0.00Maple Decline: Collar Rot and Basal Canker Complex
Author(s) M. F. Heimann, G. L. Worf, J. E. Kuntz, M. J. Drilias. Research has demonstrated that many Wisconsin sugar maples are declining because ...
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$0.00Pine Disorder: European Pine Sawfly
Author(s) P. J. Pellitteri, D. L. Mahr, D. J. Hall. Early season defoliation of pines in southern Wisconsin may be attributed to European pine saw...
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$1.75Oak Wilt Management—What Are the Options?
Author(s) Jane Cummings Carlson, A. Jeff Martin, Kyoko Scanlon Thousands of oaks in woodland and urban settings die every year from oak wilt, a fu...
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$0.00Harvesting Firewood from Your Woods
Author(s) William Klase, Kris Tiles. Which trees yield the best firewood? What are the steps in properly harvesting trees? How about splitting an...
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$0.00Woody Ornamentals Pest Management in Wisconsin
Author(s) Chris Williamson, P. J. Liesch, Jim Kerns, Roger Flashinski. Woody Ornamentals Pest Management in Wisconsin is an indispensable resource...
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$0.00Tree and Shrub Fertilization
Author(s) E. R. Hasselkus, E. E. Schulte. Explains what fertilizer you should use and how you should apply it to your deciduous trees, evergreens,...
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$0.00Logging Methods for Wisconsin Woodlands
Author(s) William Klase, Thomas W. Steele. Successful woodland management involves a partnership between landowner, forester, and logger. By under...
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$0.00Euonymus Caterpillar
Author(s) K. A. Delahaut. In Wisconsin, the euonymus caterpillar Yponomeuta cagnagella damages the spindletree euonymus, the winged euonymus (also...
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$0.00Eastern Tent Caterpillar
Author(s) C. F. Koval, S. W. Binnie. The eastern tent caterpillar is native to North America, and records of its existence go back as far as 1646....
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$0.00Deciduous Tree Disorder: Cankerworms
Author(s) P. J. Pellitteri, D. L. Mahr, D. J. Hall. Severe, early season defoliation of several hardwood species may be caused by spring or fall c...
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$0.00Birch Leafminer
Author(s) P. J. Pellitteri. Birch leafminers are insects that can destroy the leaves of all ornamental birch varieties grown in Wisconsin. Europea...
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$0.00Birch Disorder: Bronze Birch Borer
Author(s) R. C. Williamson, P. J. Pellitteri. The bronze birch borer is a serious pest of birch trees in the Midwest. It can severely injure or ki...
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$0.00Ash Plant Bug
Author(s) P. J. Pellitteri, C. F. Koval A small insect called the ash plant bug attacks ash trees in June and July, causing thin, discolored, spot...
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$0.00Preserving Trees During Construction
Author(s) Stan Binnie. Home construction can easily damage or even kill prized and valuable landscape trees. Learn the simple steps of safely prot...
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$0.00Mountain Ash Disorder: Sunscald-Fungal Canker Complex
Author(s) M. F. Heimann, G. L. Worf. Physical damage to the trunk—caused by sunscald or even lawn mower damage—opens the way for a fungal infectio...
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$0.00Mountain Ash Disorder: Fire Blight
Author(s) M.F. Heimann, G.L. Worf. Fire blight sometimes causes dramatic and serious damage, blackening leaves and either the vegetative shoots or...
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$0.00Maple and Other Trees Disorder: Cottony Maple Scale
Author(s) C. F. Koval, D. L. Mahr, P. J. Pellitteri. Cottony maple scale is an insect that can infest the twigs of maples and other shade trees wi...
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$0.00Linden Borer
Author(s) C. A. Johnson, R. C. Williamson. The linden borer (Saperda vestita Say) is a native insect found throughout northeastern North America t...
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$0.00Honeylocust Disorder: Canker Diseases in Wisconsin
Author(s) G. L. Worf, M. F. Heimann. The honeylocust has become an increasingly important street and landscape tree in Wisconsin. Finer textured a...
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$0.00Gypsy Moths: Identifying and Managing Gypsy Moth Caterpillars
Author(s) R. Chris Williamson, Andrea Diss. The gypsy moth caterpillar has a distinctively bristly body, with five pairs of blue warts followed by...
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$0.00Spruce Disorder: Spruce Gall Adelgids
Author(s) R. C. Williamson, P. J. Pellitteri. Tiny aphid-like insects frequently cause unusual swellings called galls at or near the ends of spruc...
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$0.00Sooty Mold
Author(s) M. F. Heimann, G. L. Worf, P. J. Pellitteri. Sooty mold can be found on virtually any plant in the state. Nearly all shade trees and eve...
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$0.00Wisconsin Land Use Megatrends: Forests
Author(s) Anna Haines, Lynn Markham, Dan McFarlane, Eric Olson, Rebecca Roberts, Linda Stoll. Forests have played a large role in the physical and...
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$0.00A Second Life for Trees in Lakes: As Useful in Water as They Were on Land
Author(s) Michael A. Bozek Remarkably, after a tree falls in the lake, it might last another 300 to 600 years in the water. Fish use submerged tree...
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