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1 C0825 GARDENING IN EASTERN WASHINGTON WANT TO GET MORE OUT OF LIFE? WANT TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY? THEN ORDER THESE PUBLICATIONS! THEY RE FULL OF GOOD IDEAS AND INFORMATION. JUST FILL OUT THE FORM ON THE BACK AND MAIL US YOUR CHECK. YOUR COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OFFICE OFFERS PUBLICATIONS ON MANY OTHER TOPICS, TOO. ASK FOR A FREE CATALOG. 1

2 GENERAL EB0837 Plant Poisoning 1.00 EB0900 Plant Diseases: An Introduction 1.00 EB0968 Slug Control 1.00 EB1054 Powdery Mildew 1.00 EB1090 Watering Home Gardens and Landscape Plants 1.00 EB1123 How Much Fertilizer: Conversion Guide for Gardeners 1.00 EB1214 Chemical Weed Control for Home Grounds 1.00 EB1237 Plant Sanitation 1.00 EB1247 Common Causes of Plant Damage and Suggestions for Plant Care 1.00 EB1252 Landscaping to Cut Fuel Costs 1.00 EB1505 Planting Landscape Plants 1.00 EB1386 Safe Disposal of Home Use Pesticides 1.00 EB1619 Pruning Trees 4.50 EB1744 Your Yard and Water Quality: SimpleThings Gardeners Can Do to Prevent Water Contamination 1.00 EB1784 Backyard Composting in the 1990s 1.00 EB1825 Portable Field Hoophouse 1.50 MISC0247 Tree Planting in the Inland Northwest MISC0319 Songbirds in Your Garden PNW0400 Training and Pruning Your Home Orchard 1.00 SP0004 Diseases of Washington Crops WY/IRP4 Homescaping Kit 5.00 XB1036 An Analysis of the Economic Dimensions of the Washington State Nursery and Plant Materials Industry Free PROPAGATION PNW0151 Propagating Herbaceous Plants from Cuttings 1.00 PNW0152 Propagating Deciduous and Evergreen Shrubs, Trees, and Vines with Stem Cuttings

3 PNW0164 Propagating from Bulbs, Corms, Rhizomes, and Tuberous Roots and Stems.50 PNW0165 Layering to Renew or Multiply Plants.50 PNW0170 Propagating Plants from Seed 2.50 INSECTS (GENERAL) EB0643 Yellowjackets and Paper Wasps 2.50 EB0671 Ants: ID and Habits of Key Ant Pests 2.00 EB0787 Termites: Biology, Prevention and Control 1.00 EB0818 Carpenter Ants 1.50 EB0826 Insect and Mite Control in Ornamentals 3.50 EB0827 Fall Webworm 1.00 EB0963 Gypsy Moth 1.00 EB1106 Biology and Control of Tent Caterpillars 1.00 EB1206 European Earwig Prevention and Control 1.00 EB1349 Whiteflies: Their Biology and Control 1.00 EB1388 Small Fruit Pests 5.50 EB1548 Spiders 2.00 SMALL FRUITS AND BERRIES EB0637 Trellising and Training Grapes for Production in Washington 1.50 EB0920 Raspberry Crown Borer (online) 1.00 EB0965 Root Weevils on Berry Crops (online) 1.00 EB1015 Small Fruits and Berries: Insect and Disease Control for Home Gardens (online) 1.00 EB1082 Raspberry and Strawberry Root Rots in Home Gardens (online) 1.00 EB1358 Site Selection for Grapes in Eastern Washington 1.00 EB1640 Growing Small Fruits for the Home Garden 5.50 EB1641 Protecting Strawberries from Birds with Netting and Mylar Tape 1.00 EB1808 Weed Control in Strawberry

4 MISC0253 Berries in the Inland Northwest 3.50 PNW0507 Growing Kiwifruit 2.50 VEGETABLES EB0422 Home Gardens 2.50 EB0648 Organic Gardening 2.00 EB0825 Pest Control in Home Vegetable Gardens 1.00 EB0859 Cabbage Maggot in the Home Garden 1.00 EB0919 Colorado Potato Beetle 1.50 EB0958 Late Blight of Potato and Tomato and Its Control in the Home Garden 1.00 EB1049 Club Root of Cabbage and Other Crucifers 1.00 EB1198 Potato Flea Beetle: Biology and Control (online only) EB1326 Storing Fruits and Vegetables at Home 1.00 EB1243 Potato Scab 1.00 EB1250 Bitterness in Cucumbers 1.00 EB1255 Curly Top of Tomato 1.00 EB1262 Pea Wilt and Pea Root Rots in the Home Garden 1.00 EB1310 Downy Mildew of Onion 1.00 EB1326 Storing Vegetables and Fruits at Home 1.00 EB1359 Botrytis Neck Rot of Onion 1.00 EB1414 Caterpillar Pests of the Cabbage Family 1.50 EB1455 Corn Earworm 1.00 EB1510 Springtails 1.00 FG0050 Fertilizer Guide: Vegetable and Flower Gardens, Except Irrigated Central Washington 1.00 FG0052 Fertilizer Guide: Home Vegetable Gardens, Irrigated Central Washington 1.00 MISC0304 Gardening in the Inland Northwest TREE FRUITS AND NUTS EB0668 Why Cherry Trees Die 3.00 EB0838 Why Fruit Trees Fail to Bear (online)

5 EB0904 Walnut Husk Fly 1.00 EB0918 Spray Schedule for Home Orchard Peaches, Apricots, Plums, Cherries, and Flowering Prunus 1.00 EB1013 Bacterial Canker of Prunus 1.00 EB1044 Apple Scab 1.00 EB1046 Peach Leaf Curl 1.00 EB1047 Brown Rot of Stone Fruits 1.00 EB1068 Cherry Fruit Flies 1.00 EB1266 Coryneum Blight of Stone Fruits 1.00 EB1320 Apple Maggot Trap Placement 1.00 EB1334 Soil Acidity in Central Washington Orchards 1.00 EB1335 Iron Chlorosis in Washington Orchards and Vineyards 1.00 EB1352 Fire Blight 1.00 EB1452 Wood Rot of Tree Fruits 1.00 EB1497 Collar Rot of Pome and Stone Fruits 1.00 EB1694 Growing Tree Fruit at Home in Eastern Washington 1.50 EB1893 Cherry Bark Tortrix 2.00 PNW0235 Growing Walnuts in the Pacific Northwest 1.00 PNW0496 Grafting and Budding Plants to Propagate, Topwork, Repair 2.50 ORNAMENTALS EB0440 Trees of Washington 2.00 EB0710 Diseases of Bulbous Iris 2.50 EB0711 Diseases of Tulips 2.00 EB0902 Lilac Leafminer 1.00 EB0936 Pine Bark Beetles 1.00 EB0966 Managing the Cooley Spruce Gall Adelgid 1.00 EB0970 Root Weevil Control on Rhododendrons 1.50 EB0972 Dogwood Anthracnose 1.00 EB0983 Verticillium Wilt of Maples 1.00 EB1011 European Pine Shoot Moth 1.00 EB1034 Fertilizing Landscape Trees and Shrubs

6 EB1048 Leaf Scorch of Rhododendron 1.00 EB1050 Algae, Lichens, and Mosses on Plants 1.00 EB1051 Sooty Mold 1.00 EB1052 Azalea Leaf Gall 1.00 EB1053 Spruce Aphid 1.00 EB1054 Powdery Mildew 1.00 EB1081 Lilac Blight 1.00 EB1089 Spruce Needle Miner 1.00 EB1100 Elm Leaf Beetle 1.00 EB1157 Construction Damage to Trees 1.00 EB1229 How to Identify Rhododendron and Azalea Problems 4.50 EB1263 Sycamore Anthracnose Leaf and Twig Blight 1.00 EB1270 Birch Leafminer 1.00 EB1278 Willow Scab 1.00 EB1279 Hawthorn Leaf Spot 1.00 EB1380 Bronze Birch Borer 1.00 EB1422 Leaf Scorch of Shade Trees 1.00 EB1505 Planting Landscape Plants 1.00 EB1552 Scale Insects on Ornamentals 4.50 EB1579 Landscape Plants for the Inland Northwest 6.00 EB1645 Winter Injury of Landscape Plants in the Pacific Northwest 1.00 EB1711 Maple Bladder Gall Mite 1.00 EB1732 Fall Colors of Landscape Plants 4.00 EB1734 Managing Necrotic Ringspot on Turfgrass in the Pacific Northwest 1.50 EB1791 Weed Control in Ornamental Bulbs 1.00 FG0049 Fertilizer Guide: Ornamentals, Entire State Except Central Irrigated Washington 1.00 MISC0251 Roses for the Inland Northwest 3.50 MISC0254 Perennials of the Inland Northwest, Vol MISC0255 Perennials of the Inland Northwest, Vol MISC0267 Landscaping with Native Plants in the Inland Northwest 6.00 PA1006 Gypsy Moth A Major Pest of Trees Free PNW0013 Arranging Flowers.50 6

7 GREENHOUSES AND HOUSEPLANTS EB0695 Houseplant Pests 1.50 EB1354 Houseplants 1.00 MISC0176 Interior Plantscape Pest Control 6.00 MISC0332 The Houseplant Encyclopedia PNW0171 Building Hobby Greenhouses.25 LAWNS EB0482 Home Lawns 1.50 EB0607 Lawn Weed Control for Washington State Homeowners 1.00 EB0856 European Cranefly 1.00 EB0924 Lawn Renovation 1.00 EB0938 Disease Control in Home Lawns 1.00 EB1028 Moles 1.00 EB1117 Thatch and Its Control 1.00 EB1153 Establishing a Lawn in Eastern Washington 1.00 EB1214 Chemical Weed Control for Home Grounds 1.00 EB1224 Lawn Billbugs 1.00 FG0041 Fertilizer Guide: Lawns, Playfields and Other Turf, Western Washington 1.00 VT0063 Turfgrass Management SOIL EB1102 Soil Management in Yards and Gardens 1.00 EB1158 Soil Treatment Procedures for the Home Gardener

8 Pub. # Title Price each Quantity Total price Shipping chart Total of Order Add: $ $ Over $ phone for shipping quote. Mail publications to: Name Street address City State Zip Book subtotal Books plus shipping and handling WA residents, add 7.6% sales tax Total enclosed $ (quantity) Browse our Web site at Make checks payable to Cooperative Extension Publications. Mail this form with check or money order to Bulletin Office Washington State University P.O. Box Pullman, WA You may also buy these publications at the Cooperative Extension office in your county. Alternate formats of our educational materials are available upon request for persons with disabilities. Issued by Washington State University Cooperative Extension and the U.S. Department of Agriculture in furtherance of the Acts of May 8 and June 30, Cooperative Extension programs and policies are consistent with federal and state laws and regulations on nondiscrimination regarding race, sex, religion, age, color, creed, national or ethnic origin; physical, mental or sensory disability; marital status, sexual orientation, and status as a Vietnam-era or disabled veteran. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Cooperative Extension office. Reprinted March Subject codes 200 and 255. X C0825 8

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