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FS 901 TOPSOIL SUITABLE FOR LANDSCAPE USE
FS1075 Switchgrass production and Use in New Jersey
FS797 Soil Testing for Home Lawns and Gardens
FS811 Home Composting
FS074 Backyard Leaf Composting
FS117 Using Leaf Compost
FS805 Vermicomposting
FS389 Minimizing Waste Disposal: Grass Clippings
FS058 Mulches for Vegetable Gardens
FS871 Understanding Fertilizer Labels: Grades & Ratios of
Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potassium
FS786 Six Ways to Keep Your Newly Planted Tree Alive
and Healthy
FS376 Transplanting Trees and Shrubs
FS031 How to Fertilize Shade Trees
FS099 Problems With Over-Mulching Trees and Shrubs
FS122 Tree Problems Caused by People in the Suburban
Landscape
E271 Landscape Plats Rate by Deer Resistance
FS191 Pest Resistant Trees and Shrubs
FS663 Plant Disease Control – The Impact of De-icing Salt
on Roadside Vegetation
a. Pruning
FS216 Pruning Flowering Shrubs
FS102 YOUR LAWN AND ITS CARE
FS108 Renovating Your Lawn
FS635 Managing Soil pH for Turfgrasses
FS740 Thatch Management in Turf
GSD633 Fertilizing the Home Lawn
FS766 Lawn Fertilizer Spreader Calibration
FS555 Best Management Practices for Watering Lawns
FS684 Turfgrass Seen Selection for Home Lawns
FS385 Broadleaf Weed Control in Cool Season Turfgrasses
a. Identification of Broadleaf Lawn Weeds
E233 Crabgrass and Goosegrass Control in Cool Season
Turfgrass
FS119 Weed Control in Home Lawns
E272 Weed Management in Ornamental Plantings
FS543 Yellow Nutsedge Control in Landscaped Turf
FS1019 Poison Ivy and Brush Control Around the Home
Grounds
FS1008 Hairy Chinch Bug
FS210 Japanese Beetle
FS1009 White Grubs
E037 2006 Pest Control Recommendations for Lawn and
Turf Areas
a. Insect and Desease Control on Lawn and Turf
Areas
b. Weed management in Turfgrass
FS783 LACEBUGS: LIFE CYCLE, MONITORING, AND PEST
MANAGEMENT IN NEW JERSEY (section in twice)
FS667 Black Vine Weevil
FS004 The Gypsy Moth on Home Grounds
Leaflet 187-A Euonymus Scale
Leaflet 345-C Cankerworms
Leaflet 295-C Mites or Red Spiders on Ornamentals
Leaflet 192-C Bagworms
RCE Fact Sheets and Notes – Master Gardener Program
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FS228 Squash Bugs
FS225 Cucumber Beetles
FS245 Stink Bugs
FS224 Colorado Potato Beetle
FS240 Whiteflies
HG #21 (UMD) Eastern Tent Caterpillar and Forest Tent
Caterpillar
Borers in Trees and Shrubs
NA-PR-06-04NJ Asian Longhorned Beetle
FS338 Subterranean Termites
FS454 Food-Infesting Insects in the Home
FS175 Carpet Beetles
FS137 House Ants and Their Control
FS212 Wasps and Their Control
FS005 About Millipedes
E262 2007 Control Recommendations for Household and
structural Insect Pests
FS006 Black Carpenter Ant and Its Control
FS320 Storage of Pesticides and their Containers
E261 2007 Be Safe With Pesticides
FS757 PLANT DISEASE CONTROL – Proper Sampling o f Soil
and Plant Tissue for Detection of Plant Parasitic
Nematodes
FS660 Plant Disease Control – Root and Crown Rots of
Herbaceous Ornamentals in the Landscape – Disease
caused by the Fungus Pythium
FS659 Plant Disease Control – Root and Crown Rots of
Herbaceous Ornamentals in the Landscape – Disease
caused by the Fungus Rhizoctonia
FS631 Plant Disease Control – Shaeropsis (Diplodia) Shoot
Blight and Canker of Pines
FS808 Plant Disease Control –An Integrated Approach to
the Control of Canker Diseases in Wood Ornamentals I.
Cytospora Canker of Spruce
FS876 Plant Disease Control – An Integrated Approach to
the Control of Canker Diseases in Wood Ornamentals
Black Know of Prunus II. Black Knot of Prunus
FS877 Plant Disease Control – An Integrated Approach to
the Control of Canker Diseases in Wood Ornamentals III.
Perennial Nectria Canker
FS401 Plant Disease Control – An Integrated Approach to
the Control of Canker Diseases in Wood Ornamentals IV.
Botryospheaeria Canker
FS875 Plant Disease Control – Oak Leaf Scorch
a. Drought Stess in Shade Trees
b. Sphaerobolus stellatus-The Artillery Fungus
FS748 What is IPM?
FS079 Sample IPM Landscape Maintenance Agreement
a. List of Beneficial Insects
FS866 Using Horticultural Oils
FS595 Low Water Use Landscaping
How to Choose a Pest Control Company
E014 Pest Management for Trees, Shrubs and Flowers on
Home Grounds
a. List of Plants in Alphabetic order with common
Insect/Diseases
b. Pest Mgmt in Ornamental Grasses
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Pest Management Notes
Impact of Environment Conditions on Plant
Health
e. Helping Indoor Plants Return to Flower
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Safe Use of Pesticides Around the Home
g. Common and Trade names of Insecticides and
Fungicides
Easy Care, Long Blooming, Pest Resistant Herbaceous
Perennials
Annuals for Difficult Sites
Easy Care/Pest Resistent perennials by Season of Bloom
Perennials for Difficult Sites
Signal Words (National Pesticide Telecommunications)
Pesticide Formulations
FS320 Storage of Pesticides and Their Containers
Tips for Safe Use of Pesticides
E261 2007 Be Safe With Pesticides
FS112 APPLE PEST CONTROL SCHEDULE FOR NEW JERSEY
HOME ORCHARDS
FS113 Peach and Nectarine Pest Control Schedule for New
Jersey Home Orchards
FS114 Pear pest Control Schedule for New Jersey Home
Orchards
FS115 Cherry Spray Schedule for New Jersey Home
Orchards
FS116 Plum Spray Schedule for New Jersey Home Orchards
FS1071 Nectarine Varieties for New Jersey
FS1072 Yellow-Fleshed peach Varieties for New Jersey
FS1073 White-Fleshed peach Varieties for New Jersey
FS21074 lat peach Varieties for New Jersey
FS1083 Plum Varieties for New Jersey
FS682 Cherry Varieties for New Jersey
FS023 GARDENING WITH SENIORS
FS692 Horticultural Therapy
FS624 Community Gardening
FSxxx CONTAINER GARDENING WITH VEGETABLES
FS812 Fundamentals of Container Media management,
Part I Physical Properties
FS847 Using Slow- and Controlled-Release Fertilizers in
Container Nursery Crops
FS881 Fundamentals of Container Media Management,
Part 2 Measuring Physical Properties
FS092 ABOUT THE AMERICAN DOG TICK
FS007 Brown Dog Tick Control
FS443 Prevent Tick Bites: prevent Lyme Disease
FS888 PORTABLE ELECTRIC FENCING FOR PREVENTING
WILDLIFE DAMAGE
FS1024 A goose is a Goose?
FS432 Wildlife and Homeowners: New Jersey’s Whiletailed Deer
FS400 Woodchucks in the Vegetable Garden
FS399 Vole Ecology and Management
FS398 Tree Squirrels in the Vegetable Garden
FS392 Crows in the Vegetable Garden
BFS391 Blackbirds in the Vegetable Garden
FS393 Deer in the Vegetable Garden
FS394 Deer Mice in the Vegetable Garden
FS396 Rabbits in the Vegetable Garden
FS540 Wildlife and Homeowner’s What’s the Best for
Skunks
FS366 Wildlife and Homeowners: What’s Best for Bats
FS390 Wildlife and Homeowners: Black Bear in New Jersey
Chipmunks
FS397 Slugs and Snails in the Vegetable Garden
FS887 WHO TO CALL REGARDING WILDLIFE DAMAGE
RCE Fact Sheets and Notes – Master Gardener Program
125. FS129 PLANNING A VEGETABLE GARDEN
126. FS675 Nutrient Sources for Growing Plants by the Organic
Method
127. FS626 Fertilizing the Home Vegetable Garden
128. FS561 Growing the Cole Crops in the Home Garden
129. FS681 Varieties for New Jersey Vegetable Gardens
130. FS988 Picking Vegetables in the Home Garden
131. FS678 Growing Tomatoes in the Home Garden
132. FS358 Important Diseases of Tomatoes Grown in High
Tunnels and Greenhouses in New Jersey
133. FS547 Diagnosing and Controlling Fungal Diseases of
Tomato in the Home Garden
134. FS011 Blossom End Rot of Tomatoes, Peppers, and
Eggplant
135. FS227 Mexican Bean Beetle
136. FS229 Squash Vine Borers
137. FS228 Squash Bugs
138. FS244 Tarnished Plant Bug
139. FS 513 RAIN GARDENS
140. FS862 Hints for Household Water Conservation
141. FS450 Using Water Wisely in the Garden
142. FS343 Where to Get Your Drinking Water Tested in New
Jersey
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