If you spotted caterpillars munching on fall crops like kale, cabbage, broccoli, and turnips, you’re probably dealing with cabbage worms. Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn how to naturally control these harmful caterpillars.
Are you noticing a white powdery substance on your leaves? You're probably dealing with powdery mildew. Join the Epic crew for tips on dealing with this disease that can affect the health of your plants.
When the leaves begin to turn and the air takes on a chill, most pests go to sleep. But that doesn’t mean it’s time for you to do the same! Master naturalist and experienced gardener Sarah Jay provides tips for your fall integrated pest management regimen.
If you notice aphids in the fall garden, don’t think they’ll go away on their own. In this article, farmer Briana Yablonski shares tips for preventing and controlling aphids this fall.
The end of the season is a difficult time for ripening tomatoes! They miss the warmth and sunlight of summer, and they may face diseases, pests, or physiological problems. Keep your crop as healthy as possible with these prevention and treatment tactics from expert tomato grower Jerad Bryant.
Spider mites are unruly pests that quickly explode in population size! They’ll overwhelm tired and thirsty plants in summer and fall. Learn which types of mites are common in home gardens, and discover how to combat them for the safety of your plants.
It’s not pretty, but planning for our dogs’ outside time gives the best chance of healthy plants for our gardens. After all, the pups may be the most important users of our landscapes. Sturdy, dog-urine-resistant selections offer a foundation for growth despite regular stops along the canine walking route.
As grapes turn purple, light green, and merlot in color, you may notice white spots growing on the vine’s foliage! The late summer garden is especially susceptible to powdery mildew. Prevention is the best solution, and these straightforward treatments address the issue before it spreads further.
Blossom end rot is the last thing you’d expect on your squash. You go to harvest the vegetables, only to find brown, black, and mushy spots on their bottoms! Don’t worry; this condition isn’t a disease. Join seasoned grower Jerad Bryant to learn how to fix it.
Dozens of weeds look like grass! Some of them are true grasses, while the others are look-alikes that behave similarly. You may let them grow and take over, or act with diligence to remove them. Learn how to identify and control these 11 most common garden invaders with native plant gardener Jerad Bryant.
Dealing with weeds is a frustrating, time-consuming, and inevitable part of gardening. While some are easy to get rid of, others can be a serious problem. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to identify some of the more difficult weeds to eradicate.
Cat poop is the last thing you want to see next to your plants! It’s yucky near your crops, and it’s best not to grow vegetables where there’s lots of it. Cat lover and backyard gardener Jerad Bryant shares how to both handle and prevent cat poop in the garden beds.