Roses are a favourite for many gardeners but they can be prone to diseases such as black spot. One expert has shared a simple ...

This year, many parts of the state have received enough rain to make an overlap with other lawn diseases a distinct ...

Get rid of your lawn eyesores with these tips. A lawn may seem like an unremarkable part of your yard that needs the ...

A popular rumor in the Grow a Garden community has to do with something called Playtime Luck. The theory is that the longer you stay in a server, the more it ...

Use a garden sprayer or a spray bottle to apply the milk spray to the tops and undersides of plant leaves, ensuring they are thoroughly drenched. Allow the milk spray to dry on the plant and then ...

Sipping coffee in your garden on a warm summer morning can be a joyful experience. Wouldn’t it be nice to share this ...

This fungus is especially common on tomato plants but is found on many species. Plants are infected from the bottom up, so ...

Wet, humid weather has created ideal conditions for fungal and bacterial diseases, and alert growers know it’s time to scout, clean up, and protect the harvest.

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about care of gardenias, mango trees, desert roses, crape myrtles and tomatoes along ...

Wet weather during the hot summer or cooler winter months can cause disease problems for our lawns and shrubs.

Warm weather has arrived, and plants are starting to green up and bloom. That also means weeds, insects, and diseases are starting to become active too.