Top 4 Products to Use on Landscapes for Dry Winters
Winter can be particularly tough on landscapes, especially in regions with dry winters. The lack of moisture in the air and soil can be harsh on plants, leaving them struggling
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Growing Your Business With Shortstop 2SC
At first, glance, our paclobutrazol product Shortstop 2SC may just be useful for inhibiting vegetative growth. However, it has numerous effects that not only benefit plants, but can help grow
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How to Apply Plant Growth Regulators for Trees and Shrubs
Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) are organic compounds (besides nutrients and water) that modify plant physiological processes. They are widely used in commercial landscaping, golf course maintenance, and municipal building grounds-keeping.
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How Plant Growth Regulators Make Landscaping Easier
If you haven’t already, you should consider adding plant growth regulators (PGRs) to your arsenal of tools this season when dealing with landscapes and maintenance. As the name implies, they
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How to Correctly Manage Plant Growth Regulator
Plant growth regulators such as Shortstop® 2SC have a wide range of secondary effects; while their primary effect is to encourage more root growth, it also leads to thicker leaves,
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How To Treat Chlorosis In Oak Trees
Chlorosis is a highly visible deficiency in micronutrients in trees that results in lower chlorophyll levels, leading to pale green or yellow leaves. Chlorosis is typically caused by lack of
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How to Allocate Your Time More Efficiently with Plant Growth Regulators
Can we talk for a moment about plant growth regulators? I spent 10 years in the golf industry where my fellow golf course superintendents and I needed very little prompting
Shortstop 2SC Over-Regulation Protocol
We are starting to see Shortstop® 2SC being used for many of the secondary effects. When Shortstop 2SC is applied, not only will above ground growth be regulated, but we
Drought and Pest Pressures: How to Save Your Stressed-Out Trees
Spongy moth is the new common name for Lymantria dispar, formally known as the gypsy moth. Read more at: Spongy Moth is the New Name for and Old Pest As
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