Diseases and Pests
This article is a continuation of pest control in the garden. Gardening season is upon us, along with hungry bugs. Here are some helpful solutions to a pesky problem.
Different Varieties of Grasshoppers
Last week, I listed some of the grasshoppers you might find in your garden. This w eek I am including a few more.
Different Types of Galls
Galls on trees may mar the look of them particularly the leaves. Unless you look at the up close, it can go unnoticed. The good news is that galls won't kill your tree, unless it is heavily infested.
Different Types of Grasshoppers
This is a two-part article on grasshoppers. While I don't like grasshoppers, there are many different types of grasshoppers. This article tells some of the differences between a few of the grasshoppers and where they are found.
Housing Bats for Organic Pest Control
Guide to attracting Bats for organic pest control
How to Diagnose a Diseased Plant
Plants need water and sunshine to grow healthy and strong. Sometimes, things happen and your plant starts looking like it is about to die. By knowing what to look for, you can help your plant become healthy again.
How to Remove Bag Worms
In the spring, I look forward to my fruit trees flowering and producing fruit. But guess what, the bag worms are already at work eating on my trees. What do you do? This article will help you rid your trees of those awful bag worms.
Plant Viruses Online [offsite link]
Do you suspect your plant has a virus? Go to this website and look up your plant´s genus to learn which viruses may be affecting the plant. Be prepared for scientific language.
Protect Your Garden from Cutworms
Steps you can take to keep cutworms from killing your plants, as well as ways you can keep them from infesting your garden.
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