Birds are a common sight in gardens, and providing them with food and water is important to help them survive the colder ...
Dreaming of a garden but short on outdoor space? Or perhaps you’re tired of battling unpredictable weather and pesky garden ...
A protein can help make some crops more tolerant to the deadly citrus greening disease—and it's safe
Greening disease has devastated the citrus crop in Florida, but University of Florida scientists are using genes from another ...
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Professional Tricks for Identifying Plant Diseases Early
Catching plant diseases early can mean the difference between saving your garden and losing half of it before summer’s even [ ...
This week's gardening column includes advice for handling a variety of viruses, fungal disease and pests that like to snack ...
Healthy plant roots are the foundation of vigorous plant growth, nutrient uptake and overall crop productivity. Strong root systems support water absorption and resilience against environmental stress ...
Common houseplant pests are something to be aware of. No matter if you only have a few leafy friends adorning your interior or a sprawling collection, these pesky insects can show up when you least ...
Insects are a common culprit for the spread of disease. Unfortunately, these tiny pests live among us all, and avoiding them altogether can be impossible at times. From the housefly on your kitchen ...
CENTERVILLE — A local city is warning people of box tree moths and caterpillars that have impacted many landscapes this summer. The City of Centerville issued the warning on both social media and its ...
When it comes to pests, Matthew Wagner says Texas is a bit of a menagerie. “I think when you look at Texas, you know we’re kind of living in a Twilight Zone of invasive, exotic species,” said Wagner, ...
School’s back in session for plant parents too. Throughout the Lancaster County region in September are classes to make something green and learn about your garden and houseplants. There also are lots ...
Water plants early in the morning or late afternoon to reduce pests, disease, and water waste. Avoid regular nighttime watering—it can invite slugs, mildew, and root rot. Morning watering helps plants ...
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