We love our roses, right? There is nothing like a big archway covered in them, rose-adorned pots lining the path, or splendid bushes packed with incredible blooms. And that's not to mention the ...
15 Serious Peach Tree Pests and Diseases You Should Know About
Who doesn't love peaches? Their appearance signal the season when we reap the rewards of all our work in the garden and orchard. Just thinking about a sun-warmed, juicy peach is enough to make your ...
13 Common Artichoke Pests and Diseases and What to Do About Them
Going by the look of artichoke plants, you would think that they suffer from few pests or diseases, as they look positively fearless with their thick skin and spikey growths. However, artichokes ...
10 Common Melon Plant Diseases and What To Do About Them
The joy of growing fresh, sun-warmed melons can quickly and easily change to disappointment when they get affected by diseases. In some seasons, melon diseases can be prolific, and in other seasons ...
9 Common Leek Plant Problems and What to Do About Them
Leeks are a cousin of onions and an easy-to-grow, cold-tolerant vegetable. Every now and then though, things go wrong. You find yourself standing there wondering what happened when the last time you ...
Black Spot: How to Identify and Treat This Common Fungal Disease
Let's get it out of the way early. You will experience black spot in your garden at some point. Black spot is not only common, but it impacts far more than just roses, something most people don't ...
13 Pumpkin Plant Diseases That Can Kill Your Fruits
Pumpkins are vulnerable to a significant number of diseases. In fact, you're more likely to contend with fungal or bacterial pathogens than insect or animal pumpkin pests. Please keep in mind that ...
How to Identify and Stop Apple Scab Disease
Apple scab is one of the most common diseases on apple trees and other plants in the apple family. This disease pops up everywhere apple-family plants grow. Most often, apple scab will affect ...
What is Curly Top Virus and How Do You Treat It?
Do any of your food plants look as though their tops are shriveled and sad? Then you may be dealing with curly top virus. Although we often find it in tomato plants, it can affect hundreds of ...