Enter the spotted lanternfly, an invasive insect that's resurging in New York City this summer. Residents have been urged to ...

The battleground noises that surround birds, squirrels, rabbits, frogs, insects and other wildlife aren't merely nuisances; ...

If you notice ladybirds on your roses or garden foliage, it's essential to leave them be. Garden enthusiasts often delight in ...

To control spider mites, start by keeping your plants adequately irrigated. Water-stressed plants are most likely to become ...

Chemical pest repellents can be harmful, so many gardeners are turning to natural alternatives like planting flowers believed ...

John Toepfer and Susan Brandt, the horticultural experts at Blooming Secrets, have revealed that planting lavender alongside your roses is an easy and eco-friendly way to repel certain insects.

As an environmentally friendly alternative, employing predatory insects can be an effective and sustainable solution. These insects are natural pest control agents, preying on common pests and keeping ...

When it comes to invasive species, what we don’t know, can hurt us. From insects that kill trees to plants that may increase tick populations, invasive species are a serious threat to Illinois natural ...

Garden Calendar Rose slugs have been found in the Omaha ... and about doing cosmetic damage to the trees. These sap-sucking insects will cause the leaflet to become distorted or crinkled.

Let’s look at some typical pests that might harm roses and examine their traits, the harm they can do, and the best ways to avoid and control them. Small, soft-bodied insects known as aphids are often ...

Roses should be thriving in the sunny weather, but if you notice sticky stems or wilting leaves, it's likely a sign of an aphid infestation. Aphids are tiny insects that come alive in spring ...

(Rita Perwich) These tiny, pear-shaped, soft-bodied insects are about 1/8 to 1/4 inch long and suck sap from the tender new growth of roses with needlelike mouthparts that penetrate plant tissue.