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Open Monday thru Friday
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tommy Futral

Courthouse Basement
125 N. Broadnax Street,
Room 23
Dadeville, AL 36853

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Tips for Watering Thirsty Lawns

By Harris, Anthony
Turfgrasses, like all plants, require water for growth and survival. Without significant rainfall, home lawns must be supplied water though irrigation. The most efficient way... more

Mole Cricket Mayhem

By Huckabay, Ellen
Mole crickets are the most destructive pest of turf in Alabama. Even though they are only found in the southern region of the state, millions... more

Fly Problems – Be afraid be very afraid

By Glover, Tony
Question: House flies have been especially bad at my home this year. Do you have any control tips that might reduce the problem. Answer:... more

Time to Prune Some Hydrangeas, IF NEEDED

By Fischman, Bernice
The Reason:I noticed my Hydrangea macrophylla (mopheads and lacecaps) are getting leggy, over-grown for the space and the flowers are fading into their seed production... more

Fall Armyworm Numbers on the Rise in Alabama

By Huckabay, Ellen
Damage from Fall Armyworms (FAW) can be quite devastating to a home lawn and reports of this pest are on the rise. Homeowners should be... more

Angel’s Trumpet

By Glover, Tony
         Question: I've grown what we call "Angel's Trumpet" plants for several years and have recently heard they have some questionable characteristics. It is... more

Bitter Cukes and Squash

By Glover, Tony
Question: Why would cucumbers and squash develop a bitter taste? Answer: This question quickly moved to the top of the stack when my mom prepared... more

Buckeye Rot

By Ulrich, Wendy
Have you ever seen a tomato that looks like this?  This is a symptom of Buckeye Rot (Phytophthora parasitica). It starts as a... more

Controlling Summer Weeds (In the Vegetable Garden, Landscape and Lawn)

By Kelley, Mallory
A weed can have many definitions, but its true definition is "a plant out of place". Some weeds are more than just irritating eyesores.... more

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Colorectal and Prostate Cancer Awareness Clinics Scheduled Across the State

By Reynolds, Donna on Monday, June 7, 2010 at 4:16 pm


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