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A reader's crape myrtle shows how trees fight to survive, even when cut down. Horticulture columnist Ken Spencer offers advice.

Gardeners looking to buy and transplant: Horticulture columnist Ken Spencer has words for you. First: Prep that spot before you buy the plants. If you're a procrastinator, you know why.

Horticulturist Ken Spencer troubleshoots a reader's stricken sago palms, with some botanical tidbits and historical trivia to boot. (If you think these plants are a "living fossil," read on.)

Be prepared to give that poinsettia a rigid schedule of high sun, complete dark, and warmth and chill — starting now. Don't wait. Horticulturist Ken Spencer tells us why, and how.

Palpable, the whole community is hurting. hopefully well get more answers from the press conference. the governor speaking later today as well. >> lets ask ken, ken, talk about this thing jasmine was mentioning about when theres the golden hour and its in many way the golden minutes which is a time when going in and getting people that may be injured can be the difference between life and death. talk to us, ken, about the decisions or apparent nondecisions for this tactical unit. >> ill tell you...

AP Photo/Eric Gay In my piece on Nevada’s Democrat Socialists of America takeover of the Democrat Party in  the State, I gave this warning about Texas: “With the full opening of the state and the lifting of any mask mandates, Texas businesses who are choosing to not maintain mask requirements for their establishments will now become the focus of harassment.” Now the City of Dallas thinks that this is a good idea: @asthegirlturns Democrat cities in TX strike back at Gov Abbotts end of the...

Ultimate sacrifice. as we talk about sandy hook recently hauling new security measures, they did. it was two years old, thats how new it was and the drills always went on and so, was in place months before this tragedy. >> alisyn: so can you ever protect and defend the school against a horrific act of violence like this? >> lets ask ken, the president of national school safety and security services, good morning to you, ken. >> good morning. >> dave: did this-- apologies. did this school, sandy ...