In many parts of the country, fungal diseases are a big problem for gardeners. This is especially true when they take hold in closed environments such as greenhouses or in new transplants that are vulnerable and may be killed by an infestation. Avoiding fungi is the best way … [Read more...]
Diplodia Blight in Trees
This is actually one of the most common diseases affecting trees in cities, suburbs, and other urban environments. Most people do not know what they're seeing when they notice it, however, and usually attribute it to poor irrigation or sun bleaching. … [Read more...]
Corynespora Leaf Spot
This fungal infection is one of the more common in the southern states and more humid areas of the United States. It affects many types of plants, including flowering ornamentals and vegetable crops. … [Read more...]
Blue Mold Rot- Penicillium spp.
Chances are, you've seen this fungus yourself. Blue Mold Rot is one of the most common fruit fungi around and it often manifests after the fruit has been picked and sold at market. It is the most common destroyer of market apples in the United States. … [Read more...]
How to Prevent Damping Off
Did all of your seedlings start to wither and die? Or did your seeds never germinate? It might be that damping off is to blame. Starting seeds yourself is a great way to save money, and when you start your own seeds, you usually have a greater number of plant varieties to … [Read more...]