Anthracnose: Preventing Leaf Spots and Blights
Anthracnose, one of the leading causes of leaf spot and blight, can be a problem in your garden. Learn how to prevent and treat this disease!
Learn how to control the many plant diseases that can destroy your garden in a safe, organic way. We cover prevention and treatment!
Anthracnose, one of the leading causes of leaf spot and blight, can be a problem in your garden. Learn how to prevent and treat this disease!
Anyone who’s been gardening for a while is familiar with the dreaded fusarium wilt. Also called damping off, this fungal disease causes newly-sprouted seedling stems to collapse. It’s frustrating, but it’s certainly not unknown. But did you know that fusarium itself is a widespread genus of multiple species of soil-borne pathogen which can also cause … Read more
Learn how to identify and discover downy mildew symptoms on plants. Here’s how to treat and prevent this damaging water mold once and for all!
Botrytis cinerea goes by many names: grey mold, ash mold, or ghost spot. We explain treatment and management tips you can use on botrytis!
There are a number of common hedging diseases that can affect hedging of different types. This can lead primarily to discolouration, ruining the visual impact you’ve worked so hard to achieve with your hedging. In some – admittedly rare – cases, it can lead to plants dying. That’s why we’ve put this article together; so … Read more
Has damping off got you down? Do you weep with sorrow as your little green darlings turn brown? Do their roots sport white webbing like some Halloween decoration someone left outside until Christmas? Alas, I’m pretty familiar with this situation. It mimics my day without coffee: I may start off fine but eventually I shrivel … Read more
One of the most pervasive and annoying diseases that occurs on vegetable crops is powdery mildew. Though a powdery mildew infection isn’t uncommon in gardens, it’s important to understand the mechanisms behind this disease, and control it quickly to prevent its spread. With so many susceptible plants, it’s likely you’ve come into contact with powdery … Read more