Ask Dave Epstein
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Ask Dave Epstein: How to get more than black-eyed Susans in a wildflower patch
Plus: Why are hydrangeas so beautiful this year?
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Dave Epstein's summer lawn care tips: Mow less, water in the morning
A long lawn can work in your favor on hot summer days.
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Ask Dave Epstein: How to read humidity forecasts
The relative humidity percentage doesn't tell the full story.
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Ask Dave Epstein: Why are my hydrangeas drooping?
On hot summer days, hydrangeas will try and protect themselves by doing a bit of a droop.
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Ask Dave Epstein: What causes tides?
It's partially the gravitational pull of the moon — but that's not the whole story.
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Ask Dave Epstein: How to prepare plants for a heat wave
Some plants won't be able to take the heat. Here's what to do.
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Ask Dave Epstein: Why did my plant's leaves change colors?
Hybrid plants can revert to their parents' original genetic makeups.
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Ask Dave Epstein: Can I grow clumping bamboo in planters?
A listener wants to know if clumping bamboo is a good solution for privacy.
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Ask Dave Epstein: When is pine pollen season in Boston?
Pine pollen is the yellowish-greenish dust that coats our streets, cars, and sidewalks from late May to mid-June.
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Ask Dave Epstein: How to get more than black-eyed Susans in a wildflower patch
Plus: Why are hydrangeas so beautiful this year? -
Dave Epstein's summer lawn care tips: Mow less, water in the morning
A long lawn can work in your favor on hot summer days. -
Ask Dave Epstein: How to read humidity forecasts
The relative humidity percentage doesn't tell the full story. -
Ask Dave Epstein: Why are my hydrangeas drooping?
On hot summer days, hydrangeas will try and protect themselves by doing a bit of a droop. -
Ask Dave Epstein: What causes tides?
It's partially the gravitational pull of the moon — but that's not the whole story. -
Ask Dave Epstein: How to prepare plants for a heat wave
Some plants won't be able to take the heat. Here's what to do. -
Ask Dave Epstein: Why did my plant's leaves change colors?
Hybrid plants can revert to their parents' original genetic makeups. -
Ask Dave Epstein: Can I grow clumping bamboo in planters?
A listener wants to know if clumping bamboo is a good solution for privacy. -
Ask Dave Epstein: When is pine pollen season in Boston?
Pine pollen is the yellowish-greenish dust that coats our streets, cars, and sidewalks from late May to mid-June.