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The Meyer lemon originated in China and was brought to the United States in… More
Anasa tristis, or squash bugs, are a common pest throughout the United States. They… More
...r's crop. Understanding more serious issues helps gardeners avoid problems next season. Avoid many… More
Insects can be hungry little critters. Somehow, they find the food they like to… More
...ers strive to create a pest-free yard and garden. Diseases and pest infestations attack… More
Termites often find their way into a garden after they've nested in your home… More
...s) exists, a bite from this insect can cause Lyme disease or Rocky Mountain… More
Marigolds (Calendula officinalis) are a popular garden flower that grows quickly and has flowers… More
...toxic and synthetic solutions for combating plant diseases caused by bacteria, fungi, nematodes, mycoplasmas,… More
...ings on their roots. There is no way for the home gardener to… More
Prevention is key to controlling diseases and insect infestations affecting oak trees. Remove all… More
... are easy to grow, but they can be susceptible to diseases. More
...rawberry plants are susceptible to several fungal diseases that affect the leaves and green… More
Garden vegetables are affected every year by diseases that cause unsightly appearance and possibly… More
...n using biological controls to eliminate a common garden pest that can damage your… More
...anic methods to protect your plants, flowers, and garden. More
...eases such as blackspot and fungus, and suggested control measures. More
...fessional secrets that are guaranteed to help you control critters--from bees to beavers; from… More
...ctly identify problems and offers safe, effective control options. More
In order to control scale insects, mix vinegar and water to add to outdoor plants… More
To eliminate ants from a lawn or garden, keep soil and grass healthy, and use… More
...with tips from a landscaper in this free video on gardening and lawn care. More
Maintaining a garden requires several basic tools, including a shovel, a hoe and pruning sheers.… More
One way to get rid of grub worms in a lawn is with beneficial nematodes.… More
...sional landscaper in this free video on lawns and gardening. More
...season with help from an urban horticulturist and gardening adviser in this... More
Pest control can be a career in which an individual can learn an extensive amount… More
The best way to kill sugar ants is to make sure to properly identify the… More
... rid of whiteflies. Eliminate whiteflies from the garden with plant advice from... More
Controlling major garden pests, such as horned worms and beetles, requires using some type of… More
To control pigeons naturally, block off food and water sources using netting, block off nesting… More
To control a pigeon population in the yard, eliminate the food and water source that… More
Trimming your bamboo is one way to control its growth. Learn more in this free… More
Learn how to control the throttle of a high-limb chainsaw used for trimming trees and… More
Learn how to control pests in your vegetable garden in this free online video guide… More
...ral pest control can work wonders on your organic garden - as long as you… More
Terrariums can provide a fertile ground for orchid growth. Learn more in this free educational… More
... drainage: Growing your own indoor - outdoor herb garden: Learn how to make a… More
Learn how to control weeds in your vegetable garden in this free online video guide… More
... environmental control when constructing a raised garden bed; get professional tips and advice from… More
Learn how to control weeds in your garden - free video clip. More
...trol products for bougainvilleas with tips from a gardener in this free plant care video. More
Shrubby geraniums aide in erosion control. Learn how to care for shrubby geraniums in this… More
Find out organic methods for controlling garden pests such as aphids, mites, worms, snails, slugs… More
Learn how to install the valve for a sprinkler system in this free landscaping video. More
...lication are key to pesticides succeeding in your garden; learn about using insecticides and herbicides… More
I watched a video on youtube on how to make spring rolls. I have an Asian market not too far from where I live, so I was able to find all the ingredients I needed there. They were fantastic! If you don't have an asian market, you can substitute the… More
...aking 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
... more often in the spring before the plants begin controlling the algae... Can anybody on… More
I mentioned on the controlling insects forum that my Rose of Sharon has been plagued by Japanese Beetles for the last few years. It really has never been allowed to bloom because of these pests. But it has grown quite tall - probably 8 feet. This year I noticed that… More
Look what I found, I am in glee over it. Wanted to share it with you all as I will be going the store right now to buy the 15% 20 liter of this Vingear. I have some that is 80% but have not used it yet as it is… More
... in South America discovered a new alternative to controlling powdery… More
Help Please! Our beautiful fern"mother Fern" is her name is sick.We have had her over a year,in half a keg barrel and she was very happy.Then came that terrible freeze here in so. Calif.It cost us $$$ in electricity but we saved most of our plants.Mother made it but it's… More
...g pepper plants and get my soil ready for my fall Garden, so I'm posting… 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
...ng properties including eradicating cancer cells, controlling high blood pressure, lowering cholesterol, treating diabetes and many more. We usually chew two leaves every… More
Are fertilizer spikes very effective? I've heard that some do not breakdown into the soil. I've always used spikes but am never certain they are really working. Also, what about using Preen instead of a spike? It contains fertilizer and also kills the weeds. I have never used Preen before… More
Anyone have any idea what these are? What do I do to get rid of them? I found one the other day and killed it. Now I find what looks like 4 dead ones on the ground and one more clinging to a vine. I sprayed insecticide on the area… More
I was wondering what everyone else does to control these little nasties. I hand pick and put in a bucket with water and dishsoap. To get the ones that are too high, I sometimes use my shop-vac to suck them up. I fill the canister with soapy water. I'm also… More
...that there is a plant out there that will help in controlling ants in the yard and flower beds. Is thi strue and if so, what is the best one for Southern Ontario. Has anyone used citronella plants to help reduce insects? Thanks and enjoy the sun. More
...the roots of grass what do they do in a vegetable garden? j More
...#8220;We have moved your post on the video to the Controlling Pest and Diseases Forum. We are trying… More
...s is closing. Please post in Annuals, Perennials, Controlling Pests, or Other Flower Discussion. More
...inating it. Post in Vegetables, Fruits, Seeds, or Controlling Pests, if you're lucky enough to be growing anything now. :D More
...t some of you might want to read. :) Organic Pest Control: Mustard -- Hot Stuff For Natural Pest Control ScienceDaily (July 29, 2008) — Researchers, growers and Industry specialists from 22 countries will share the latest research into the use of Brassica species, such as mustard,… More
I found this chart of plants that repel garden pests. http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf29648744.tip.html More
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