Aphids: Tiny Garden Pests with a Big Impact
Aphids may be small, but they are a force to be reckoned with in the garden. These tiny insects, about 2 mm in size, can wreak havoc on plant health and disrupt garden ecosystems if left unchecked.
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Who’s Invading Your Lawn? Your lawn may look peaceful on the surface—but underneath, there could be a whole pest party going on! From white grubs munching on roots underground, to cranefly larvae quietly damaging your turf, and chinch bugs sucking the life out of grass, these tiny troublemakers can turn a healthy lawn into a […]
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The “Giant Mosquito” You Don’t Want in Your Grass Have you noticed a few strange-looking insects flying awkwardly around your lawn in late summer? They look a little like giant mosquitoes with ridiculously long legs—but don’t worry, they aren’t mosquitoes, and they don’t bite. They’re European crane flies. While the adults are mostly harmless, what […]
Read ArticleThrips parvispinus: A New Thrips Threat A new thrips species is making its way into greenhouses and indoor growing operations—and it’s one worth watching. Thrips parvispinus, also known as tobacco or pepper thrips, is an invasive pest that feeds on more than 100 plant species, including ornamentals, vegetables, cannabis, and many tropical houseplants. Unlike many […]
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