What Eats Pepper in Alabama, and When
Five insects feed on pepper plants in Alabama gardens, according to the Alabama Cooperative Extension System: aphids, corn earworm (also called tomato…
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Five insects feed on pepper plants in Alabama gardens, according to the Alabama Cooperative Extension System: aphids, corn earworm (also called tomato…
Garlic in Alabama gets bothered by generalist feeders more than by dedicated garlic pests: aphids and spider mites are the two documented species that…
Summer squash in New Hampshire gets hit hardest by two insects: the squash vine borer, which kills whole plants from the inside, and the striped cucumber…
Summer squash in Newfoundland and Labrador gardens deals with three insects worth watching: striped cucumber beetle and squash vine borer through the…
Rose aphids show up as a tight cluster of small, soft-bodied insects packed onto a bud or the newest stem tip, usually pale green or pink, sometimes…
Small clusters of soft-bodied insects crowd the newest leaves and buds, and the growing tip looks twisted, sticky, or slightly deformed.
Summer squash in New Brunswick gardens faces three real threats: striped cucumber beetle, squash vine borer, and seedcorn maggot.
Small, round leaf spots with a grayish or tan center that dries, cracks, and drops out, leaving what looks like a shotgun blast through the leaf: that’s…
Concentric rings on a hydrangea leaf, brown blotches ringed like a target on the bloom itself: that’s anthracnose, a fungal leaf and flower spot that…
University of Nevada, Reno Extension documents nine insect pests statewide, but only five of them actually feed on summer squash: squash bugs, aphids…