Downy mildew in your vegetable garden: how to prevent and control its spread
Downy mildew is a common and destructive plant disease that is hard to get rid of once it takes hold in your vegetable garden.
Downy mildew is a common and destructive plant disease that is hard to get rid of once it takes hold in your vegetable garden.
Although they may not be as well-known as some other garden intruders, wireworms can cause significant damage to your vegetable garden
Cooler weather doesn’t exempt your vegetable garden from pests.
Knowing about these common vegetable garden pests will help you protect your vegetable garden pests from them
While the sight of aphid or mealybug mummies may initially cause concern, it is important to resist the urge to remove them.
The carrot rust fly can cause severe damage to carrots and other related vegetables.
The Colorado potato beetle is an insect that has rapidly spread worldwide, becoming a common potato pest.
Cabbage worms are common pests on leafy vegetables that can wreak havoc in your vegetable garden.
Tomato hornworms are voracious caterpillars that can quickly defoliate and damage entire tomato plants if left unchecked.
Transplant shock is a common problem that can occur when transplanting seedlings in your vegetable garden. If left untreated plants experiencing transplant shock may eventually die.