Are your garden plants stunted, shriveled, yellowing, or curling at the leaves, despite your best efforts to keep them alive? Check the undersides of the leaves, and you might find the culprit: large ...

Q: During the first year with my apricot tree, I sprayed it with soapy water to control aphids. Every day I check the leaves, but the apids never stop. Is this good a spray to use? A: Soap sprays are ...

The tiny harlots fly in on gusty, dry north winds. Or they are placed on the vegetable plants by their pimps, the fire ants, who have tended their eggs through the winter. By either method, the aphids ...

Anyone who spends time in the garden knows the frustration of finding plants nibbled or leaves dotted with bugs. Sometimes, it feels like pests show up out of nowhere, but often, it’s the little ...

Across Britain, gardeners face a spring headache: tender growth draws sap-suckers while harsh sprays clash with wildlife-friendly back gardens. As seedlings stretch in April and May, a quietly ...

Aphids are tiny insects that suck the sap from a houseplant's leaves. Neem oil and diatomaceous earth are the best organic solutions to use to rid plants of aphids. Keeping a plant healthy and ...

Q I recently read an article regarding environmental concerns with bagging and trashing leaves. I have been mowing but concerned if there can be too much mulched leaves on our St. Augustine grass.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It finally feels like summer. Here are the top 10 to-dos to keep the landscape looking great all season long: Get the kids involved with gardening at an ...