How High Can a Hedge Be in Vermont? What the Law Actually Says
Short answer: Vermont has no statewide hedge height limit. No state statute sets a number in feet for how tall a hedge, fence, or living screen can grow.
What Eats Parsnip in Wyoming, and When
In Wyoming, parsnip tops draw grasshoppers, aphids, cutworms, flea beetles, blister beetles, and garden slugs, while root maggots tunnel into the taproot…
What Eats Potato in South Carolina, and When
Clemson Cooperative Extension Home and Garden Information Center documents ten insect species as common vegetable garden pests across South Carolina.
What Eats Parsnip in Wisconsin, and When
Wisconsin’s documented list of parsnip pests is short and mostly underground: aphids, flea beetles, slugs, cutworms and common stalk borer, seed corn…
What Eats Potato in Saskatchewan, and When
Three insects show up on potato foliage in Saskatchewan gardens with any regularity: Colorado potato beetle, grasshoppers, and thrips.
What Eats Parsnip in West Virginia, and When
West Virginia gardeners growing parsnip mostly deal with four pest groups documented by WVU Extension: aphids and whiteflies, flea beetles, slugs, and…
What Eats Potato in Rhode Island, and When
Only one insect on Rhode Island’s documented pest list has any real business in a potato patch: white grubs, including the larvae of Japanese beetle…
What Eats Parsnip in Washington, and When
Washington gardeners growing parsnip deal with a shorter pest list than most root crops draw, because parsnip’s slow, deep taproot growth keeps a lot of…
What Eats Potato in Quebec, and When
Five insects account for nearly all the documented feeding on potato in this region: Colorado potato beetle, flea beetles, seedcorn maggot, tarnished…
What Eats Parsnip in Virginia, and When
Five insects account for nearly all parsnip damage in Virginia gardens: aphids, black cutworm, flea beetles, tarnished plant bug, and thrips paired with…