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jpopenoe
Juanita Popenoe is the commercial fruit horticulture agent for Lake, Orange, and Marion Counties. jpopenoe@ufl.edu, or 352-343-4101 ext. 2727.
Posts by jpopenoe:
- Carambola for a Taste of the Tropics
- Irrigation Helps Young Peach Trees
- Gibberellic Acid Overcomes Lack of Chill in Blackberry
- Grow Your Own Yaupon Tea
- Oak Leaf Compost for HLB?
- Soil Moisture Probes for Citrus
- Soil Moisture Probes for Citrus
- Strawberry Plugs vs Bare Root
- Perlite Not Good For Container Blueberries
- Biochar Helps Sandy Soil Support Mycorrhizae
- Fertilizer Rates for Organic & Conventional Potted Blueberry
- Vinegar vs Glyphosate for Weed Control
- Reduce Fertilizer with CRF for HLB Citrus
- Tree Blueberries
- Citrus Fertilizer for Greening Affected Trees
- Pomegranates – the mythological super fruit here in Florida
- Strawberry Planting Dates and Establishment Practices for Central Florida
- Stinging and Itching Weeds
- Early Cropping of Southern Highbush Blueberry
- Acidification and Silicon in Fertigation of Blueberry Plants
- Abandoned Grove Abatement Initiative
- Abandoned Grove Abatement Initiative
- Peach Gummosis
- Peach Gummosis
- Pesticide Applicator CEU Day
- Stone Fruit Field Day
- Alternative Crops for Central Florida
- Blueberry Fruit Size Improved With Pollination
- Blueberry Fruit Size Improved With Pollination
- Container Production of Highbush Blueberry
- Container Production of Highbush Blueberry
- Peach Scale
- Peach Scale
- Backyard Fruit
- Backyard Fruit
- Legumes in Orchard Alleys Supply Nitrogen
- Peach Thinning Alternatives
- Citrus Root Architecture from Propagation Method
- Peach Thinning Alternatives
- Peach Thinning Alternatives
- Citrus Root Architecture from Propagation Method
- Citrus Root Architecture from Propagation Method
- What to do when the temperature drops in the garden
- Blooming Winter Color for Central Florida
- An Insecticide-Free Way to Grow Citrus in the Face of Greening
- An Insecticide-Free Way to Grow Citrus in the Face of Greening
- An Insecticide-Free Way to Grow Citrus in the Face of Greening
- Reducing Soil pH in a Blueberry Field
- Reducing Soil pH in a Blueberry Field
- Reducing Soil pH in a Blueberry Field
- Chilling hours or chilling portions?
- Chilling hours or chilling portions?
- Chilling hours or chilling portions?
- Bountiful Veggies
- 4-H in Lake County
- Blackberry Diseases
- Blackberry Diseases
- Blackberry Diseases
- Blackberries as an Alternative Crop for Central Florida
- Blackberries as an Alternative Crop for Central Florida
- Blackberries as an Alternative Crop for Central Florida
- Exotics
- County Fair
- Cogongrass Invasion
- Chickens
- Chickens
- Cattle
- Cattle
- Cattle
- Persimmons
- Persimmons
- Persimmons
- Fall is a Great Time to Garden
- Trees After a Hurricane
- Compost Not a Good Mulch for Blueberries
- Using Severe Pruning and Foliar Nutrition to Combat Citrus Greening
- Using Severe Pruning and Foliar Nutrition to Combat Citrus Greening
- Using Severe Pruning and Foliar Nutrition to Combat Citrus Greening
- Fertilize Southern Highbush Blueberries Summer Through Early Fall
- Organic Control of Root Rot in Blueberry
- Organic Control of Root Rot in Blueberry
- Organic Control of Root Rot in Blueberry
- Homeowner Citrus in a Greening World
- Homeowner Citrus in a Greening World
- Homeowner Citrus in a Greening World
- Water Wise Landscaping
- Tropical Fruit for Central Florida
- Tropical Fruit for Central Florida
- Tropical Fruit for Central Florida
- Green Walls and Other Trends for Small Gardens