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...nly natural pest-control methods and no synthetic chemical insecticides. Safe, organic alternatives to the… More
...acks. And they often come back, so effective weed control can be an ongoing… More
Lilacs grow best when in full sun with plenty of ventilation to remove excess… More
Cedar apple rust is a fungus that infects apple trees. The rust can defoliate… More
...s, fungus and diseases. Spraying is needed both before your trees leaf out and… More
H2O2, or hydrogen peroxide, is known for its sterilizing and cleaning properties. But it… More
... of spray. The spray is used to prevent pests and disease during the… More
...d carefully to prevent killing the grass as well. Fortunately, a common household cleaner,… More
Both organic and chemical fertilizers have their pros and cons. Organic fertilizer users might… More
... and requires the services of a professional. The options (outside of buying commercial… More
...rtilizers are classified as organic or inorganic (chemical). Organic fertilizers come from animal and… More
.... Many gardeners are put off by the idea of using chemicals to control… More
... is one of the most difficult fruit tree pests to control, especially in… More
...vel driveway will look more like a miniature weed forest.… More
Black spot is caused by the fungus Diplocarpon rosae. It affects some roses more… More
...r which type of fertilizer is better---organic or chemical. Although each offers advantages, many… More
Chemical fertilizers are Chemicals designed to correct a nutrient deficiency that is affecting plant… More
Grubs are an insect that can damage lawns and shrubs by eating their roots… More
...ack spot is a fungus that only infests roses. The disease occurs in places… More
...tles, Colorado Potato Beetle management, and pest control. Everything a gardener needs to know… More
... to get rid of dirt daubers with help from a pest control... More
Black walnuts produce a chemical called juglone, which is a natural insecticide, and its commonly… More
...s insect growth regulators, with help from a pest control company in this free video… More
...every life cycle of bedbugs with help from a pest control company in this free... More
It can be easy to get rid of ants without chemicals, but the method depends… More
Chemicals for cleaning bathrooms should be stored in a place that is out of the… More
In place of harsh chemicals, use baking soda and a toothbrush to clean a stove.… More
Controlling Japanese beetle grubs is possible by tackling small areas at a time, and washing… More
Repelling black ants involves blocking their path with obstacles or by spreading strong-smelling spices around… More
Chemical fertilizers can actually cause damage to your plants. Learn about the difference between organic… More
Nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus are all natural elements in soil. Learn how these elements benefits… More
Rust on roses refers to a fungus that can be prevented by using a general… More
In order to protect roses without using chemicals, the first step is to pick out… More
...their adult stage with help from a certified pest control... More
Fogging methods to kill mosquitoes can include a built-in misting system that goes off on… More
Removing dandelions chemically will not solve the real problem, which is soil that is not… More
...r it be an organic oil-type spray or an inorganic chemical spray. Choose the right… More
To control tomato hornworms, spray or dust the tomato plant thoroughly with bacillus thuringiensis, which… More
Learn why square foot gardens do not use pesticides with expert gardening tips in this… More
Learn how to control weeds in your vegetable garden in this free online video guide… More
How to understand environmental control when constructing a raised garden bed; get professional tips and… More
Soil and hydroponic conditions are explored in this free educational video series. More
Learn how to stop potato beetles in this free video on home gardening. More
Applying chemicals with a lawn sprayer is easy with these tips, get expert advice on… More
Insecticides can seem like a miracle for gardeners; learn about using insecticides in this free… More
Mixing Chemicals in a Lawn Sprayer is easy with these tips, get expert advice on… More
Learn how to take care of the flowers in your flower garden, in this free… More
...g to bite the bullet this year and actually buy a chemical to kill the ticks in the yard. I have had to remove far too many of them off of the kids so far this year- and they just play on the tire swings in the front… More
...p; how to get rid of it. I do not want to use any chemical because it is full of fish, frogs, birds, etc....Please help, So far I have just been skimming it off… More
... at my house have been literally dying one by one for the past 3 years, and i dont want to lose the last 2 i've got, since one is far off already. Is there an explainable reason to why this is happening? is there such… More
...he little monsters still haunt me. It said in the chemical guide at the local farm store that Sevin would work, but didn't work for me. All of… More
...ans can use to prevent tick bites, other than the chemical stuff? Has anyone out there had this same experience? In the past 2 days I have been outside gardening and have found… More
...se are eggs of a parasitic wasp and they are good for the garden. let the catepillars go and I believe the larvae from the eggs will take of them… More
I just went outside and suddenly (as of noon today) my dragon houseplant's leaves became yellowed and white. A few leaves pulled right off... I have little idea what could happen so suddenly but I have a few ideas if anyone has had a similar experience: [*]Overfed with nitrogen fertilizing… More
Hello, I'm new, both to this forum, and to gardening. My husand and I recently built two 24" deep garden beds and are growing a variety of vegetables. I have noticed that I have a BIG problem with ants COVERING my artichoke plant, and a few other places in the… More
...d soaking spring, it promises to be a banner year for garden pests. I'm bracing myself for the onslaught. The slugs are rearing their ugly heads already, so I've been wearing thick-soled shoes whenever I visit my garden… More
...derstand that black walnuts give off some kind of chemical or gas . What plants will survive in that area? More
...l? Or should I stick with the tried and true (and chemical) fertilizers designed for roses? And how… More
...to read this or not. :) Pretty neat. Natural Pest Control: Tiny Pest-eating Insect Fights Fruit Flies ScienceDaily (Dec. 6, 2007) — Farmers and vineyard owners have a new weapon in their pest management arsenal. A commonly used parasitoid, or parasitic insect that kills… More
...oday to look at the plant, and cut off a leaf and for sure enough I found one. Ran up to the garden center and bought some stuff that said would… More
... mix I could spray my apple/pear/peach trees with for control of bugs/disease spotted, fruit. Any suggestons? More
...y hand. This has got to stop! :mad: Are there any chemical weeders that thyme won't be killed by??? More
...gs (droppings) are a great fertilizer (especially for container plants) and can suppress soil diseases. Now, research from Germany has found that not only do earthworm castings prevent soilborne… More
...ts on other threads, just found the Introductions forum today . So, I thought i should post here and say hi. I have to admit that I haven't always liked gardening. Growing up, my… More
...ollllddddd! Hoping to get some advice on natural, chemical free, compost-heavy gardening. More
...e leaves bother certain plants? I was told that a chemical in maple leaves may have adverse effects on some veggys. More
...yone help me what's this? What pest is this? What chemical spray can I use? More
HI:) I have a serious problem as yo can see my cone flower (plant was doing wonderfully, now... stems are just dying ...:( :( I was wondering if anyone had a clue as to why this may be happening!:eek: :eek: Has this ever happened to your cone flower? This is… More
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