Hi there,
I planted white impatiens this summer and did great at the beginning but, all of a sudden the started dying. I don’t know what do do. Please help.
Hello, I just killed this in my house thinking it was a kissing bug. Not sure if it is or not and I am not risking it after reading about the parasite that causes chagas. It’s really dark brown/black in color. I do not see a needle like straw at the tip.
One of four hens is the only one suffering from this affliction and has been now for some time. (9+ months) Any idea what could be happening with her? Her belly is completely devoid of feathers. The skin doesn’t seem agitated, but it is naked.
I have a peach tree that grew only a handful of peaches this year when normally fruits dozens and the tree had this sap all along it and bites on the leaves. I’ve had a problem with coddling moths and can’t get rid of them. The past years peaches would be ruined by the moths. Is this what this is?
I also have two apple trees that don’t get any apples and I’ve had them for 4 years.
Curious on if you can tell me if these lilac bushes are the result of fungus or a bug? Also wondering if I prune them, how far to the ground? There’s maybe 10 bushes or so. I’m
Maianthemum racemosum
Solomon's Plume trying to destroy the
Sympodial rhizome, roots and new shoots.
Plant has been in the ground since 2005.
Please help me rid the area of this plant. Thank you! I have left the holes open from digging some of the roots but seems impossible to get all rhizomes out of the ground. Should I be putting some type of chemical on the remaining rhizomes?
This Kousa Dogwood was planted in April 2007. Last summer we noted the leaves looked very dry. This Spring it bloomed in full. Now We've noticed the growth at the bottom of the trunk and the dry leaves. I presume this is a disease and/or the result of some pest.
I’m looking for advice on what’s going on with my pear and plum tree. The plum tree has abnormal growth and the pear trees leaves have many brown spots. What’s the best course of action to care for them?
