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What to do with the [diesease] tag?
I think it should be deleted and the 3 questions edited with the correct tag.
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What is the difference between [trimming] and [pruning]?
Trimming and pruning are different actions.
Put crudely, you trim with one of these
You prune with one of these
Trimming is the action of keeping a plant in a desired shape and removing excess, ...
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Disambiguation of [cloning] and [propagation] tags
I looked up the definitions and cloning appears to be a subset of propagation.
Cloning : producing individuals with identical or virtually identical DNA, either naturally or artificially.
Propagation :...
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Should [figs] and [ficus] tags be merged?
Ficus is the genus name. The questions tagged Figs are aimed at Ficus carica, the edible species of fig. We would loose context by merging the two although I am not in favour of species tags as if ...
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Is there any difference from gardening point of view between the terms of [sod], [turf] and [lawn]?
You asked about the use of turf and sod. I reviewed the use of turf defined as
grass and the surface layer of earth held together by its roots
Some of the questions and answers worked well if you ...
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Should [botany] and [botanics] tags be merged?
The word botanics seems to be used in different contexts.
as a synonym for Botany, the study of plants. The Free Dictionary
The singular word, botanic, is considered an adjective of botany by ...
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What is the difference between [trimming] and [pruning]?
My impression is that trimming is done on softer, newer growth, and pruning is done on stiffer, older growth, with bark, or branches, and stuff.
You'll note that you don't prune your lawn.
Trim is ...
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Are the [containers] and [pots] tags synonyms?
Pots is already a synonym of containers so it only looks like it is a separate tag.
I don't think there is any way to show all the synonyms that exist in tags so it is hard to tell
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Is there any difference from gardening point of view between the terms of [sod], [turf] and [lawn]?
From Wikipedia
Sod also known as turf is grass. When harvested into rolls it is held
together by its roots and a thin layer of soil.
In Australian and British English, sod is more commonly known as ...
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