Shot Holes in Turnip Leaves
Shot holes in turnip or rutabaga leaves almost always mean flea beetles, small jumping beetles that chew a stippled, buckshot pattern across the leaf…
How High Can a Hedge Be in Kansas? What the Law Actually Says
Kansas has no statewide hedge height limit. There is no statute in the Kansas Revised Statutes that caps how tall a hedge, shrub row, or living fence can…
What Eats Carrot in New Mexico, and When
New Mexico’s own extension record does not carry a named, state-specific list of insects that feed on carrot roots or foliage.
How High Can a Hedge Be in Iowa? What the Law Actually Says
Iowa has no state law setting a maximum hedge height. Search all you want through the Iowa Code and you won’t find a number.
How High Can a Hedge Be in Indiana? What the Law Actually Says
Indiana has no statewide hedge height law. There is no section of the Indiana Code that tells you how tall a hedge can grow before it becomes illegal.
What Eats Carrot in New Jersey, and When
New Jersey’s Cooperative Extension has not published a state-specific list of carrot pest species in the sourced material behind this page.
What Eats Onion in North Carolina, and When
North Carolina onion growers deal with two insects worth watching: thrips, which scrape at young leaves as soon as bulbing starts, and flea beetles…
When to Pick Summer Squash in Iowa — and What to Do With a Glut
Summer squash tells you it’s ready before any calendar does: pick when the skin is still glossy and gives easily to a fingernail, with zucchini and…
What Eats Pepper in Nebraska, and When
The sourced climate and pepper-growing data available for Nebraska don’t name a single insect species tied to a documented feeding calendar in this state.
What Eats Potato in North Carolina, and When
North Carolina’s potato plants face a short, specific list: flea beetles, Japanese beetles, and thrips are the ones NC State Extension documents feeding…