Stink bugs, including over 200 species found in North America, are notorious for their shield-like shape and the unpleasant odor they emit when disturbed or squished. The smell, often compared …
If you grow cole crops like cabbage, broccoli, or kale, you’ve likely encountered the cabbage worm (Pieris rapae), a destructive pest that can devastate your harvest. While these pests are …
Turnip Mosaic Virus (TuMV) poses a significant threat to crops like cabbage, radish, mustard, and other brassicas. The virus has a wide range of hosts, including numerous weeds, which exacerbates …
Apple cork spot, often mistaken for fungal or hail damage, is a physiological disorder that can affect certain apple cultivars, including York Imperial, Golden Delicious, and Delicious. While this condition …
Hydrangeas are a classic garden favorite, known for their stunning, colorful blooms. If you’ve been dreaming of adding these beauties to your garden but want to avoid the cost of …
Spring-flowering bulbs like daffodils, tulips, crocus, and iris need to be planted in the fall to ensure they undergo the winter chilling process that’s vital for them to bloom in …
American beautyberry, with its eye-catching clusters of vibrant purple berries and elegant arching branches, is a favorite among gardeners. Its large, fuzzy, light-green leaves add texture, but it’s the late-summer …
A greenhouse is an invaluable tool for gardeners, offering the perfect environment for starting seeds. Not only does it extend the growing season, but it also provides increased warmth, humidity, …
Succulents, known for their easy-care nature, thrive in various environments, and a greenhouse can offer an ideal setting to cultivate them, especially in colder climates. My love for growing succulents …
After a long winter, your garden requires a lot of attention to ensure it’s ready for the growing season ahead. Having a checklist can help you stay organized and ensure …