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Slugs and Snails are the most common pests of Salvias. Gophers and Chickens also cause great damage to your Salvia plants. Birds like Finches love to munch on Salvia seeds. Squirrels damage your Salvia plants by digging ’em up. Salvias are grown for their colorful blossoms. The genus Salvia contains a number of species. Salvias …
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Tobacco budworms, cutworms, slugs, snails, and rabbits eat the leaves and flowers of Petunias. Aphids and Spider mites may also eat Petunias. Petunias are grown for their beautiful flowers and they are easy to grow. Growing petunias can offer long-term color in the summer landscape and brighten dreary borders with lovely pastel colors. But they …
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Birds like Sparrows, Doves, Finches, Ducks, Pigeons, etc. munch on Safflower seeds. Animals like Raccoons, Mice, Skunks, etc, also munch on Safflower seeds. Which birds eat Safflower seed? Below is a list of some common birds that eat Safflower seeds. Safflower seeds are quite nutritious with plenty of fats and proteins. Sparrows Bluebirds Blue Jays …
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Snails and Slugs are the main pests that eat Dahlia leaves. Caterpillars, Earwigs, Capsid Bugs, and Thrips also devour Dahlia leaves. Rodents like Rat, Mice, Voles, Gophers, and Chipmunks also munch on Dahlia bulbs. Dahlias are grown in gardens for their colorful, pretty flowers. They come in a variety of colors. Dahlia is a perennial …
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Slugs and Snails eat Daffodil flowers and buds. Narcissus grubs eat away the Daffodil bulbs. Bulb mites eat the damaged/diseased Daffodil bulbs. Squirrels destroy the Daffodil bulbs and flowers but don’t eat them. Daffodils give out colorful, trumpet-shaped flowers. Daffodil plants are native to Northern European areas but are grown the world over for their …
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Birch tree dies from top down if there’s a severe infestation of Bronze Birch Borer. Leafminers also damage the Birch tree to a certain extent. Heat stress turns the foliage yellow in Birch trees. Birch tree dying from top down Birch tree dies back from the top when the doesn’t get enough water and/or nutrients. …
Avocado leaves droop typically due to Overwatering, Lack of Sunlight, and Transplant Shock. Avocado leaves also droop when the tree is root-bound or underwatered. Avocado trees are grown for their fruits. Their fruits are rich in a variety of nutrients and minerals. Avocado is a type of berry. It is not that hard to care …
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Peach tree leaves turn yellow mainly due to overwatering/underwatering. Peach tree leaves turn yellow with green veins in the case of Iron deficiency/Chlorosis. Fungal rust and Brown spots can also turn the Peach tree leaves yellow. A severe aphid infestation can also turn the leaves of the Peachtree yellow. Peach trees are grown in orchards …
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Improper watering could be the reason why your Creeping fig is dying. Hot/Cool winds can harm the creeping fig too. Low humidity is bad for creeping figs too. Creeping fig vine is also called Creeping ficus, Climbing fig, and Fig ivy. Creeping fig is grown both indoors and in the garden. Creeping fig vine is …
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Fatsia japonica leaves turn yellow mainly due to iron deficiency. Fatsia japonica leaves also turn yellow when the plant has been underwatered for too long. Yellow spots on the Fatsia japonica leaves are seen because of scale/aphid/mealybug or spider mite infestation. Fatsia japonica is also called glossy-leaf paper plant/paper plant/false castor oil plant/Fatsi. The plant …
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