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Aphids, also known as greenfly or blackfly, are tiny, sap-sucking bugs that can occur on most plants, particularly on soft young growth. There are actually more than 500 species of aphid in the U.K., varying in colour from green and black to also yellow, brown, and orange, and in size from 1mm to 7mm long. … Read more
Pilea microphylla, also commonly known as artillery plant, is an annual or short-lived perennial. It’s best recognized by its many pairs of small, fleshy green leaves that give the plant an almost fern-like appearance. Tiny green flowers appear during the growing season but they aren’t very prominent. However, they do release a burst of yellow … Read more
Sage plants are relatively disease-free, but there are a few that can damage your plants. Most are caused by fungi that can spread through the soil, water, air, infected tools, animals, and even gardeners themselves. Spot diseases on your sage plants sooner so you can treat plants before they are destroyed by disease and can … Read more
Sage is a wonderful herb to use in the kitchen and adds delicious flavor to meat and vegetable dishes. It’s easy to grow sage yourself at home, in the garden, or even on a sunny windowsill. For anyone growing sage already or looking to start, here are some useful tips on how to harvest sage … Read more
If you can avoid the serious problems that sometimes afflict the Austrian pine (Pinus nigra), it can be the perfect conifer for a city landscape. It is able to withstand many challenging environmental conditions of an urban environment, such as pollution and salt sprays in the air. It is also quite an attractive pine in … Read more
Azaleas, also known as genus rhododendron, are a wonderfully diverse and hardy shrub that brings beauty to your springtime garden. Typically blooming in early spring, their flowers are a stunning array of color. There are dozens of varieties, which offer colors from fluorescent pinks and purples, to whites, yellows, and even oranges. Azalea plants are … Read more
I have an Austrian pine where the tips are breaking off in spring and fall. I had them sprayed in or about June due to needles turning brown. Shortly thereafter the tree and needles showed noticeable improvement. However the tips are beginning to break off again. Please help. Several insects and diseases have caused the … Read more
Bring back your White Sages lush green leaves by tackling the yellowing mystery with confidence! If you’ve noticed the leaves on your baby sage plant turning yellow, don’t panic. There are several common causes for yellowing leaves on sage plants, most of which can be easily corrected with a few adjustments to your care regimen. … Read more
Autograph tree means something in biology. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article. The autograph plant also known as Clusia rosea … Read more
Integrated pest management, or IPM, combines elements of all three to holistically manage pests across an ecosystem. For instance, a homeowner practices IPM when they release ladybugs, spray neem oil, and plant marigolds to manage garden pests. Staying current with these pest control methods sets your business up for success. The more pest control methods … Read more