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Griselinia hedge dies mainly due to root rot. The honey fungus affects the roots of the Griselinia hedge and can kill the hedge if you don’t treat it early on. Griselinia leaves turn black when the plant suffers from frost damage. Leaf spot disease can also affect the Griselinia hedge. It could be caused by …
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Virgina Creeper dies mainly due to fungal infections. Insects like Aphids, Whiteflies, Caterpillars, Scale, Leafcutting bees, and Weevils also infest Virginia Creepers. Virginia Creeper also dies when it doesn’t get adequate water. Virginia Creeper thrives in Zones 3 to 9. Virginia Creeper can not grow in zones that are too hot or too cold. This …
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Jimson weed which is also called Thorn apple belongs to the genus Datura. It’s an aggressively invasive and poisonous plant. It grows widely in temperate regions. It is an annual weed and is competitive with many garden plants. You wouldn’t want this weed in your garden as it’s proven to be poisonous to humans, cattle, …
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Million Bells plant dies typically due to improper watering. Calibrachoa shows dying signs due to frost damage. Calibrachoa could also die due to lack of nutrients in the soil. Million bells plants deserve the name, they produce hundreds of flowers from early summer through fall. They look great ’cause they are hanging plants. It is …
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Goji Berry plant shows dying signs typically due to Improper Watering. Anthracnose and Powdery Mildew are caused by fungal infections. Goji Berry plant shows dying signs when it doesn’t get the required sunlight. Goji Berry plant could also show dying signs due to transplant shock. Goji berries are tiny red fruits that are very nutritious. …
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We all love to mulch our gardens, be it vegetables or flowers. It just looks nice and prevents excess water evaporation from the soil. It also prevents most weed activity. But who would like a garden that smells bad? Is this because of your mulch? Does mulch have manure in it? No, mulch doesn’t have …
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Brown spots on bell peppers appear when the plant is affected by Blossom End Rot. Brown spots on bell peppers could also be caused due to Anthracnose or Sunscalding. Bell peppers are amazing vegetables. They add not only nutrients but also color to your food. Growing them can be really difficult as they are prone …
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Not all spurges are invasive. Two types of spurges mainly affect your garden/lawn. Spotted spurge and Garden Spurge. These spurges are so good at thriving as they release seeds multiple times in a season. Although it’s annual and it dies off in winter, its progeny successfully takeover! Getting rid of spurge in flower beds is …
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Soaker hoses are perfectly safe for your vegetable and flower gardens and they can be the awesome gardening partner you’ve been looking for! They are made from recycled tires but this doesn’t mean your garden will suffer from those chemicals. But I advise you not to drink from your garden hose as it might not …
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