Learn to identify common culprits damaging your plants. Discover what insects could be eating your plants and how to stop it.

When creepy crawlies find their way into your home, grabbing a shoe or a bottle of bug spray is a natural response. But what ...

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A phids are one pest that make every gardener sigh as they return continuously. They're extremely common and don't ...

The majority of insects are considered beneficial or harmless. Of course, those are the ones we want to have hanging around.

What flowers or plants can I plant to attract hummingbirds?  —Bruce Palmer, Algonquin Seeing a hummingbird is always a ...

We are intending to, at the end, have a value chain where you have the production, the harvesting, as well as the sales of ...

It’s garden season. All the trees, bushes and pretty flowers in my backyard look so innocent. But I have learned – the hard way – that they are out to get me. They are a well-organized crime family, ...

Julian Shepersky created his first genetically unique carnivorous plant as a sophomore at Albany High School. Now he has several hundred plants, which he has to leave behind when he goes to college.

It’s still a hard life, Smitchger said. Right now, he’s worried about drought after particularly dry months in May and June.

Some of the most prevalent ultra-processed foods (or UPFs) include:. Packaged bread. Breakfast cereals and granola. Flavoured ...