Tracey Fitzgibbon is a journalist for the Albuquerque Journal, focusing on local news and topics in Albuquerque, New Mexico. With a passion for gardening and nature, Tracey's articles often cover topics such as tree care, plant maintenance, and seasonal gardening tips for the local community.
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By: Tracey Fitzgibbon
Q : The tomato plant we planted produced fruit like gangbusters this season! The plant hasn't set any tomatoes for a few weeks now, so we're wondering what's up? — F.T., Albuquerque
By: Tracey Fitzgibbon
Q : There are several cats in my neighbor-hood that like to use my garden as their litter box. Any suggestions on how to deter them?
Q: There are several cats in my neighborhood that like to use my garden as their litter box. Any suggestions on how to deter them? I don't want to hurt them, just make them go away. — H.A., Albuquerque
Q: Earlier this year, we planted two shrubs that we now think are going to outgrow the allotted spaces quickly! One, a Jolly Roger lilac, and then a peace rose. Both have done well this year, but again, they look like they are going to get too big.
Q: I purchased a couple of potted plants to live on my patio this summer and all's good with them. I recently learned that these types of plants won't survive the winter here if left outside, so now what do I do? — S.G., Albuquerque
By: Tracey Fitzgibbon
Q : We recently moved here to a lovely home on the West Side that has lots of trees and shrubs that are starting to lose their leaves.
By: Tracey Fitzgibbon
Q: Please recommend a ready to use houseplant spray containing insecticidal soap or pyrethrin that you suggested using to get patio plants ready to move indoors. I have several large geraniums, doing so well this year, that I want to keep them for next year. — D.G., Santa Fe
Q: Earlier this year, you wrote about some lavender cotton (Santolina) plants that were growing near a community mailbox, suggesting cutting them back and offering the plants some water every now and then. We have one that grew quite well and also several purple aster plants. All of these plants have finished blooming, and I wonder if now would be a good time to cut them down for the dormant season? — M.B.T., Albuquerque
Q: My neighbor doesn't keep their vines in check and they are growing through the spaces in the block wall. What can I spray on them to kill the end of the vines so they won't grow any further? When the vines grow, their stems enlarge, making the spaces bigger. Please help. — J.N., Albuquerque
By: Tracey Fitzgibbon
Q : Do you know the dates of the city's green recycle program yet? I'm ready to start raking and storing my bags of fallen leaves. — R.G., Albuquerque
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