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  2. Camphor Tree: History, Identification, and Control - Alabama ...

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    The camphor tree–also know as camphor laurel–was introduced to Florida in the 1870s as an ornamental shade tree. It was also planted for camphor production and then planted across many areas of the Gulf Coast. The climate in south Alabama is highly suitable for this evergreen species, so it began to spread—thriving on all but the most ...

  3. Camphor Tree - Alabama Cooperative Extension System

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  4. Management Tactics for Termites Infesting Organic Vegetables

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    Potted plants should not be placed directly on top of ground soil. Termites can easily access the potted plants this way. Xing Ping Hu, Extension Specialist, Professor, Entomology and Plant Pathology, Auburn University. New July 2021, Management Tactics for Termites Infesting Organic Vegetables, ANR-2804.

  5. The Mimosa Tree: Beautiful But Invasive - Alabama Cooperative...

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    The mimosa or silk tree (Albizia julibrissin) is one of the invasive species people may encounter. It is believed that the mimosa tree was brought to the United States in the 1700s by Andre Michaux, a French botanist. This tree is native to the Middle East and Asia and is a fast-growing tree, often reaching heights of 50 feet.

  6. Citrus Tree Care for the Home Gardener

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    Watering a citrus tree is important to its establishment and growth. Between March and June, the tree should be watered twice a week (1 to 2 gallons) if rainfall is insufficient. The tree should never become wilted, as this inhibits establishment and growth. Wilting in the tree is expressed by cupping of the leaves and a dry appearance ...

  7. A Key to Common Native Trees of Alabama

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    S—southern third of state, C—central portion of state, N—northern third of state, A—all of state. Download a PDF of A Key to Common Trees of Alabama, ANR-0509. For questions about accessibility or to request accommodations, contact Extension Communications and Marketing at 334-844-5696 or extcomm@aces.edu.

  8. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System, the primary outreach organization for the land-grant mission of Alabama A&M University and Auburn University, delivers research-based educational programs that enable people to improve their quality of life and economic well-being. In 2018, Alabama Extension reached 1 in 3 Alabama residents.

  9. Caring for Trees: Hiring an Arborist

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    An arborist is a professional tree care worker who understands arboriculture and has experience in its use. A person can learn the science, but applying it requires long-term instruction from experienced arborists. Becoming an arborist is like an apprenticeship. Most professional arborists are members of the International Society of ...

  10. Alabama Residents Anticipating Fall Color as Temperatures Drop

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    One of the first species to signal a change each year is an unpopular selection. The invasive Chinese tallow tree, commonly referred to as the popcorn tree, is a reliable producer of color each year. It serves as the indicator that fall is on its way with its bright colors of all shades.

  11. Cut Stump Herbicide Treatments for Woody Plant Control

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    Cut stump herbicide treatment is a simple way to control woody invasive plants. An herbicide solution is applied directly to the stump top immediately after cutting down the plant. The herbicide kills the stump and prevents new growth that would normally occur after cutting alone. Figure 1. Cut stump treatments are an effective method for woody ...