Joshua Tuliano

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Stories By Joshua Tuliano

  • Trumpet Vine Diseases

    Trumpet Vine Diseases. Trumpet vine or trumpet creeper (Campsis radicans) is a woody plant that produces orange flowers that resemble trumpets. Trumpet vines are hardy and invasive, growing in United States Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4-10. The few diseases that affect the vitality of the plant can be prevented or controlled.

    By Joshua Tuliano November 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Brown Spots On Viburnum

    Brown Spots on Viburnum. Viburnum is a genius of temperate climate shrubs and trees. Brown spots on Viburnum are a symptom of several diseases that can reduce the vigor and reduce the aesthetic value of the plant. Increasing airflow and avoiding moisture on leaf surfaces can help prevent infection, while early chemical control can reduce the severity of these diseases.

    By Joshua Tuliano September 6th, 2022 Read More
  • The Best Insecticide For Caterpillars

    The Best Insecticide for Caterpillars. A variety of caterpillar species can infest and damage ornamentals, trees and crops. Chemical insecticide control is most effective for reducing caterpillar larvae before maturation, according to the University of Kentucky.

    By Joshua Tuliano September 6th, 2022 Read More
  • Yellow Leaves & Brown Spots On Gardenias

    Yellow Leaves & Brown Spots on Gardenias. Gardenias are temperate climate shrubs and ornamentals, favored for their cold weather resistance and white blossoms. Yellow leaves and brown spots on gardenias are a symptom of various fungal and bacterial diseases that threaten the vitality of the entire plant. Identification of the specific pathogen, prevention and early control are vital for treating these diseases.

    By Joshua Tuliano September 3rd, 2020 Read More