If you want to keep roses safe from slugs and aphids without spraying them with pesticide chemicals, then you can grow one ...

Roses are vulnerable in the spring due to warm temperatures and increased rain which can create ideal conditions for fungal ...

I have dozens of his tips documented — and now put into practice in my own Connecticut garden — but my favorite has to be his ...

Wasps blow your mind. The queen wasps emerging from hibernation just now belong to one of the five species of social wasps we have in Scotland ...

‘Climbing roses are another excellent choice, and there are many varieties with delicate pink flowers or a bolder magenta,’ says Julian. ‘They work well on pergolas, archways or fences and often bloom ...

The late spring is an active growing phase for most vegetables so it's helpful to use fertilizers at this time of year. But ...

Specifically, they can kill aphids, beetles, caterpillars, fruit files, mites, and whiteflies at all stages and prevent powdery mildew, downy mildew, rust, scab, and leaf spot. Bonide Captain Jack's ...

aphids, and spider mites. Although the Bonide Captain Jack's Neem Oil is formulated for killing many attackers, it works best on controlling powdery mildew. Black spot is listed in the “PROTECTS ...

Transplant rhubarb soon as the frost is out of the ground by driving a spade right through the plant. Cutting it doesn't kill ...

There’s no denying that roses need more care than other plants. However, gardeners are urged to pay close attention to their leaves, especially in the next couple of weeks, to ensure they don ...