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Leimone Waite

Leimone Waite

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Contributor, Record Searchlight

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Total articles 430

  • This 'Dr. Seuss' plant grew a 17-foot-tall flower stalk. What is it? Ask the R-S.

    By Leimone Waite| Record Searchlight Verified Leimone WaiteMaster gardenersSeemingly overnight, a Redding gardener said, a rather ordinary-looking plant growing in her yard suddenly developed a bright yellow-tipped, 17-foot-tall flower stalk. The plant sure had never bloomed like that before. What in the world could it be? It's known as a spineless century plant, also called Agave attenuate, according to plant expert and Record Searchlight Master Gardener columnist Leimone Waite.

    By Leimone Waite · Record Searchlight

    Jun. 05, 2023

  • How to protect your cherry, other fruit trees from hungry birds while keeping them safe

    By Leimone Waite, Carole Crowe| Record Searchlight Verified Leimone Waite and Carole CroweMaster gardenersQ:  What sort of netting can I use on a cherry tree that will prevent birds from eating the cherries, and also doesn't snag birds? Also, will ground squirrels chew up the netting? A:  Your concerns about netting trapping birds are warranted as most of the bird netting sold for use in the home orchard traps birds and other wildlife.

    By Leimone Waite, Carole Crowe · Record Searchlight

    Jun. 01, 2023

  • This 'Dr. Seuss' plant grew a 17-foot-tall flower stalk. What is it? Ask the R-S.

    By Leimone Waite| Record Searchlight Verified Leimone WaiteMaster gardenersSeemingly overnight, a Redding gardener said, a rather ordinary-looking plant growing in her yard suddenly developed a bright yellow-tipped, 17-foot-tall flower stalk. The plant sure had never bloomed like that before. What in the world could it be? It's known as a spineless century plant, also called Agave attenuate, according to plant expert and Record Searchlight Master Gardener columnist Leimone Waite.

    By Leimone Waite · Record Searchlight

    Jun. 05, 2023

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Record Searchlight

Redding, California, United States

+1 530-338-8834