Garden Care

Blue Spruce trees die usually due to Cytospora canker disease. Blue Spruce needles may also turn brown due to Rhizosphaera/Stigmina needle cast disease. Blue Spruce is also affected by a variety of pests like White Pine Weevils and Bark Beetles. Blue spruce is also called Green spruce, White spruce, Colorado Blue Spruce, or simply, Colorado …

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Slugs and caterpillars are the main pests that eat your marigold. Japanese beetles and grasshoppers also feed on marigolds. Aphids, spider mites, and rabbits, also munch on marigolds. Marigolds are one of the easiest and most beautiful annuals to grow with Compact yellow to deep orange flowers. The pungent aroma and taste of marigolds ward off …

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Clivia leaves turn yellow typically due to overwatering. Overwatering often leads to root rot. Clivia leaves also turn yellow due to Spider mites/scale infestation. Clivia leaves also turn yellow due to sunburn. Clivia is grown indoors for its colorful blossoms. Clivia flowers are quite similar to that of Amaryllis because they are of the same …

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Slugs, Japanese Beetles, and a variety of Caterpillars eat Morning Glories. Cotton Aphids, Leafminers and Spider mites eat Morning Glories. Animals like Rats, Rabbits, Deer, Groundhogs, and Chipmunks eat Morning Glories. Birds like sparrows eat Morning Glories too. Morning Glories are grown for their beautiful flowers. Gardeners love to grow them in their gardens. As …

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Mushrooms grow in flowerbeds when there’s too much moisture. Overwatering and decaying organic matter like wood chips help mushrooms thrive in flowerbeds. You took a stroll in the garden. Is something odd in your flower beds? Do you see some outgrowths in the flower beds? What are those? They look like mushrooms. What are they …

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Slugs, Earwigs, and Black Vine Weevils eat Impatiens. Rabbits, Deer, Chipmunks, and Rats eat Impatiens plant. Aphids, Spider mites, and Thrips also feed on Impatiens. What is eating holes in my Impatiens? Slugs, Earwigs, and Black Vine Weevils eat holes into Impatiens foliage. Spider mites and Thrips cause similar damage too. Do Slugs eat Impatiens? …

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Animals like Rabbits, Deer, Mice, Rats, Voles, Squirrels, Moles and Chipmunks eat Tulip bulbs. Slugs and Snails also devour Tulips overnight. Bulb mites, Aphids, and Spider mites also munch on various parts of Tulips. Tulips are grown for their beautiful blossoms. Their flowers are like none other. Tulips come in various vibrant colors. We, humans, …

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Azalea leaves turn brown typically due to overwatering. Azalea leaves also turn brown when the plant is infested by Lacebugs. Brown leaves are seen on Azaleas due to Fungal leaf spot disease and cold wind damage. Azalea plants belong to the colorful genus Rhododendron. Azaleas are grown for their beautiful blossoms. There are a variety …

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Pear trees are grown in the orchards for their delicious fruits. Pear fruits are packed with a lot of nutrients. Pear trees can be affected by a variety of diseases, like the other fruit trees. In this article, you shall find why your Pear leaves are turning black. Black leaf curl Pear tree Leaves curl …

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Zinnias die mainly due to Alternaria leaf spot disease and bacterial leaf spot disease. Powdery mildew also can kill your Zinnias. Zinnias could also die due to overwatering/prolonged waterlogged conditions. Zinnias are grown for their beautiful blossoms that come in different colors. They are grown with passion in the United States. It is easy to …

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