A saguaro planted in 2000 is now 11 feet, leaning toward the right and rear. Owner reduced nearby drip irrigation. No arms or flowers yet. Sways in wind.
Saguaros are protected; permits may be required for pruning or removal.
Bigleaf Maple on a Steep Slope: Anchor or Hazard?
Fungal Growth on Drosera Spatulata: Identification and Treatment
Topdressing and Reseeding a Weedy, Uneven Lawn
Growing Grass and Vines in Deep Shade with Compacted Soil
Harvesting Cucumbers, Tomatoes, and Habaneros: Timing Guide
Gardening with Kids: Turning an Allotment into a Family Adventure
Nepenthes and Sarracenia Not Pitchering in Tropical Climate: Light, Not Heat
Treating Powdery Mildew on Hearts and Flowers Groundcover
Zoysia for Erosion Control on a Cattle Farm? Use Bermuda Instead
Crabgrass vs. Cool-Season Grass: Fall Overseeding Strategy
Seeding After Scotts SummerGuard: Residual Herbicide Risks
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