I'm having that I could use some advice on. These are planted in full sun near my front door. It has great drainage and compost underneath the mulch.

I recently found some brown/yellow spots on the sides of my peppers. I believe it is sunspot, but wanted your opinions and advice. I was hoping for red peppers (i don't like green peppers)...is there a way to ripen them off the vine?

My tomato plant is producing nicely, but the plant is now showing signs of wilting and browning. I water almost every evening.

Help?

I all ready pull all the weeds ( the easy ones) but since it has rocks and many years no taking care of the weeds, roots are all over underneath the plastic ( the one that they place to set rocks ) what I should do?? to clean everything and get my garden going.. thanks for everything ...

Put a bag in it and scoop the poop in it. Keeps those oders away too. Hope this helps someone as much as it's helped me.

may just cut everything down to the stumps and clean the weeds. Then, see what comes back and prune it. There are a couple of unintended trees that some squirrels planted. I think I can remove them relatively easily. The rest I can trim.

Has anyone done this and does it sound reasonable?

landscaper in the Alpharetta, GA area.

I have an overgrown garden in my front yard. I want to clear the whole thing and sod it over. Maybe I'll keep the tree in the center (the boys want something to climb), but I want the rest gone. If I had my way, I would transplant the bushes to other places in my yard, but if it is easier, I'd just as soon get rid of the whole thing. The tree must also go. It is really ugly and has horrible prickly seed pods that fall everywhere in my yard.

I'm thinking it may cost somewhere around $1,000, but that may not be anywhere near what it would be. Any suggestions and recommendations? BTW, I'd do it myself, but I'm a total black thumb and don't have the time to devote to it.