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Tracey Fitzgibbon

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 26, 2026
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Jul 25, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Tracey Fitzgibbon

    Time to bring patio houseplants indoors (opens the original)

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    Learn when to move houseplants indoors, including tips for light, heater vents, humidity and preventing pests Q: I have several houseplants that I moved onto my patio for the summer. The patio is covered, so none of them suffered with any direct sunlight, but they did get used to the space and seemed to thrive with the bright light. Now though the temperature has changed rapidly, and I have noticed the lessening of daylight. Since I want to save them, how soon should I be bringing these housepla

  2. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Tracey Fitzgibbon

    Why are your trees dropping leaves in August? (opens the original)

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    Plus tips to get your moss rose blooming Q: I’m worried. We have several large shade trees in our landscaping, and they are already dropping leaves. Isn’t it too early for this to be happening? We’ve looked at a lot of the dropped leaves and don’t see anything wrong with them. What do you think is going on? — C.T., Albuquerque A: I’m of a mind, especially since you’ve inspected a lot of the dropped leaves and don’t see any signs of trouble, that you don’t have much to be concerned about. As long

  3. Article · Jul 25, 2026 · Tracey Fitzgibbon

    Grandma's mystery summer flowers finally identified (opens the original)

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    The colorful, easy-to-grow blooms that thrive all summer in Albuquerque Q: I can remember, at my grandma’s house, she grew these cheery flowers that bloomed all summer long, even in the heat, until the first frost. They were planted in a bed that was 3 feet wide and ran along the porch. The flowers remind me of daisies, five-petaled flowers, but they were mostly pink- and red-purple-colored flowers, not the bright white color that I think of when I think of daisies. Gran is gone now, and so is t

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