Horticultural Oil: How Dormant Oil Works
A horticultural oil spray may be all you need to handle your pest issues, and maybe some diseases too. Gardening expert Kaleigh Brillon explains horticultural spray oils and how to use them!
Black Knot Disease: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
The black knot fungus causes ugly, black galls to form on stone fruit trees. Sustainability expert Huan Song discusses the prevention and control methods you can use to keep your trees safe.
12 Hydrangea Diseases: How to Identify, Treat, and Prevent Them
Did you recently plant hydrangeas in your garden, but aren't quite sure how to identify the most common diseases that may attack them? There are many different hydrangea diseases that may attack your plant, but knowing how to identify, prevent, and treat them is critically important. In this article, gardening expert and hydrangea enthusiast Jill Drago walks through the different hydrangea diseases that are most likely to strike.
11 Dahlia Diseases: How to Identify, Prevent, and Treat Them
Dahlias can succum to many different diseases. While there are many different types of disease that try to plague these beautiful flowers, the good news is there are ways you can prevent, and treat them. In this article, certified master gardener Liz Jaros examines the most common dahlia diseases. You'll also learn how to identify, treat, and prevent them.
Using Beneficial Nematodes as Pest Control
Beneficial nematodes are microscopic roundworms that seek out and destroy many different plant pests. Gardening expert Kaleigh Brillon explains how they work!
11 Strawberry Diseases: How to Identify, Prevent, and Treat Them
Growing strawberries in your garden is a great garden activity no matter your skill level. But unfortunately, strawberries can be plagued by certain different types of diseases. In this article, organic gardening expert Logan Hailey walks through how to identify, prevent, and treat common diseases your garden strawberries may be affected by.
11 Reasons Your Hydrangeas Aren’t Blooming, and How to Fix it
If you planted some hydrangeas expecting some big and beautiful blooms only to be disappointed, you aren't alone. Hydrangea blooms can stall for a number of different reasons. The good news is many of these problems are correctable. In this article, gardening expert and hydrangea enthusiast Jill Drago looks at the most common reasons your hydrangea may not be blooming and how to fix it.
11 Dahlia Pests: How to Identify, Prevent, and Treat Them
Dahlias are beautiful flowers, but there are many pests that love to try to ruin even the most perfect flower gardens. In this article, certified master gardener Liz Jaros looks at the most common pests your dahilas will encounter this season. She also walks through how to identify, prevent, and treat each one of them.
21 Tomato Pests: How to Identify and Prevent Them
Thinking of planting some tomatoes this season, but want to make sure you keep the bugs away when you start planting? Tomatoes have a whole host of different pests that can come after their juicy red fruits, so pest prevention is arguably more important than treatment. In this article, gardening and homestead expert Merideth Cohrs takes a look at the most common tomato pests and how to prevent them.
Why Does My Pothos Have Brown Stems? How Can I Fix it?
If your pothos plant has brown stems, you may be wondering why this happens! There's actually a few different reasons that your plant may be showing these signs, so it's important to properly diagnose why it happens. In this article, gardening expert Madison Moulton examines why Pothos have brown stems, and what you can do to prevent it from happening, or fix it if it's already happened.
Brown Rot in Stone Fruit: Symptoms and Treatment
Brown rot is caused by a fungus that lives on stone and pome fruits. Sustainability expert Huan Song discusses this fungal disease and how to control, prevent, or treat it.
8 Reasons Your Dahlia’s Leaves Are Turning Yellow and How to Fix it!
If your dahlia's leaves have started turning yellow, you might be a bit concerned. This is usually a signal of many different potential problems. But, the good news is many of these issues are reversible. In this article, certified master gardener Liz Jaros examines the most common reasons this may happen, and how to fix it.