Homeowners are warned about the dangers of honey fungus, a parasitic infection that can devastate trees and shrubs in domestic gardens. The fungus, scientifically known as Armillaria, attacks and ...

In the open garden fungus gnats are not a problem and part ... Fungus gnats love damp conditions and wet soil so it's really important to let your soil dry before re-watering your plant, and ...

The soil fungus Mortierella alpina produces bioactive molecules called malpinins, which can protect plants from nematodes, offering a potential alternative to harmful chemical pesticides.

Fungus gnats are attracted to moist soil with fungus and rotting organic ... These traps are suitable for plants, pots, kitchen, garden, and any other places. Protect your plants from harmful ...

Fungus gnats are small black flies, also known as sciarid flies, mushroom flies and mycetophilids. They are a very common pest, especially when plants are grown in pots of soil-free compost. In fact, ...

If honey fungus has just hit your garden and you are unable to remove the source of infection, you could try digging a trench or sinking a vertical sheet of heavy-duty polythene or PVC into the soil, ...

Fruiting fungi that appear on growing substrates of potted plants are generally no cause for concern. They appear due to the ...

There’s no shortage of products designed to grow beneficial fungi that will help your crops or garden. Whether they ... came from the atmosphere into the soil. But evidence has been piling ...