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Allergy, unfairly maligned plants: Kay Neff
Beautybush: Kay White
Black walnut comptible plants, CBG
Boxwood leaf miner, Denise Rose
Boxwood pruning, Denise Rose
Burren, Ireland: Debi Slentz
Childrens' garden: Judy Jacobs
- Getting dirty: Elizabeth Nikkila
Clematis:
Pruning, Lynne E.; Pat Knoop;
Conifers: Dwarf, Dennis and Carole Groh
Crabapples, disease resistant
Deer: Joan Curran
Deer: Candie Sorensen
Definitions (Scrabbling): Mark & Marie Koski
Design
- Front entrance: David Colburn, Fran Knorr
- Landscape inexpensively: Pamela Hoffman
- Privacy: Marilyn Alimpich
- Quick fixes in late summer: Marion Harris
Dividing perennial plants: Mary Topf
Dried flowers: Burdette Chapman
Dry places, choosing plants: Diane Macunovich
Failure of new plants, why: Kay H
Fall color: Alaine Matherly Bush, Fran Knorr, Sally Gleason
Falsecypress 'Alaska', Dennis Groh
Foliage, fabulous design feature: Paula Fraser
Forums, great advice: Jim & Susan Masiak
Garden By Janet & Steven: Kerry Holley
Gingko: Mary Harlan
Goldenrod: Kay Neff
Helpers: Deanna and Lily Koen
Herbs and kids: Kathy Ross
Holiday greens, decorations: Terry Kozak, Master Gardener Association of Wayne County, Michigan
Holly: Denny Gross
Honeysuckle: Mildew, Lynne E. ;
Invasive plants: Terri Law, Fran Knorr
Jade plant care: Barbara Vass
Lawn:
Dorothy B.: lawn repair
Phyllis B: springtime barrage
Leaf spots: Anonymous
Lights, holiday lights in the garden: Master Gardener Association of Wayne County, Michigan
Lilac pruning and borer prevention: Sherry Jones
Macunovich, Janet bio: Janet Schenk
Magnolia: Pat Byler; Marilyn Alimpich
Maintenance:
- Tough to keep up sometimes: Chris Everson
Mentors: Bobbi Kuschel
Mildew: Honeysuckle: Lynne E. ;
Mulberry, pruning weeping trees: Susan Campbell; Marilyn Alimpich
Mysterious wilt, sedum: Deb Green
Native plants, Jack Wallace
countering invasive species: Judy Graham
unfairly maligned: Kay Neff
Nature raked leaves: Marcia B.
Orange tree: Jo Andes
Orchid care: An orchid lover,
Organic methods: Denise Kora
Overgrown holly:
Path surfaces: J.B.
Perennial plants,
dividing: Mary Topf, A Lansing Gardener,

perennial bed renewal: Maeve C
shade plants: Heidi and Bonnie Lujan
Pest identification: Gena Calkins
Planting:
- Trees: Michele Armstrong
Poinsettia: Virginia B.,
Pots, clever continual color: Fran Knorr
Privacy in design: Marilyn Alimpich
Pruning:
- Clematis: Lynne E.; Pat Knoop;
- Cutting back woody plants: A.Z.
- Dwarf conifers: Rich and Cindy LaFond
- Guide for shrubs and vines: Diane
- Holly: D.C.
- Jade: Dani Connolly, Barbara Vass
- Keep trees small Kelly Allen
- Magnolia Pat Byler;
- Rhododendrons: Master Gardener Association of Wayne County, Michigan
- Spirea, all specie:s Susan Witek
- Young tree, pruning: Dan and Judy Kurkowski
- Weeping mulberry: Marilyn Alimpich; Susan Campbell;
Rabbits:
- Springtime barrage: Phyllis B
Reminders what to do: Marilyn Alimpich
Shade
plants: Gina Wilson, Heidi and Bonnie Lujan
shady yard, working under trees Cathy Warnick
Shrubs: Kay White
Soil borne disease: Deb Green
Spring rush: Phyllis B
Scents: Gretchen Denton
Summer bloom from scholar tree: Sandy O'Connell
Summer color perennials: Michele Armstrong
Tool care: Darl Slentz
Tools: Becki Lynch
Transplanting:
- Big juniper: Mary Hrynik
- Star magnolia: Kerry Holley
- Struggling tree: Judy K
Trees:
- Placement: Judy Jacobs
- Pruning/Training a young tree: Dan and Judy Kurkowski
Tulips that are perennial: Phyllis and Allen R.
Vegetables in the landscape: Linda P. & Enya
Wattle fencing: Virginia B.
Weeds and weeding
Reclaiming weedy beds: Dorothy B.
Wildflowers: Carol Grubba, Elizabeth Littler
Wildlife: Fran Knorr, Egret;
Winter reading: Susan Maynard
Yew: Janet Hetherington