Everyone wants to protect their plants - but at what cost? Recently, online users have been sounding the alarm about this ...

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Bugs and insects are an irrefutable part of gardening, and these pests can damage your hard work by eating leaves or laying eggs on your slaved-over fruit and veg. That's why investing in some fine ...

Dear Helen: I have been gardening for many years, but over the past five growing seasons my leafy vegetables, such as chard, spinach and beet leaves, have been damaged by leaf miners. I try to remove ...

This one's for the birds. After years of wear, the ripped netting that surrounds Houston's largest wastewater treatment facility allows hundreds of birds each month to fly to grisly deaths inside ...

If you haven’t seen or heard any 17-year cicadas near your trees yet, there probably won’t be any emerging there this year. You should be safe to take off the netting now, but I’d still suggest ...

If frost wilted and browned your tender annual flowers and vegetables, it's time to yank them. If you didn't already do it, remove the wilted brown blobs in your yard that used to be your pepper ...

New Phytologist is a leading world journal, publishing original research papers on all aspects of the plant sciences. It publishes also a prestigious series of invited reviews, Tansley Reviews, named ...