DIY Garden Fungal Sprays: Which Ones Actually Work?
Do DIY fungicides actually work? Garden expert Katherine Rowe explains how to fight fungal pathogens with easy homemade fungal sprays.
Spreader Sticker: What Is It and Should You Use It?
What's a spreader sticker, and is it really necessary in the garden? We explain this less-popular garden product and whether it's useful.
Horticultural Oil Vs Neem Oil: What’s the Difference?
Ever wondered about the difference between horticultural oil vs neem oil? This guide by gardening expert Kaleigh Brillon explains pros and cons of each one and when to use it!
Horticultural Oil: How Dormant Oil Works
A horticultural oil spray may be all you need to handle your pest issues, and maybe some diseases too. Gardening expert Kaleigh Brillon explains horticultural spray oils and how to use them!
Using Beneficial Nematodes as Pest Control
Beneficial nematodes are microscopic roundworms that seek out and destroy many different plant pests. Gardening expert Kaleigh Brillon explains how they work!
How to Use Sulfur Fungicide on Plants
A good sulfur fungicide can be used for everything from spider mites to treating powdery mildew. In this complete guide, we discuss how it works, what it works on, and where you shouldn't use it.
How to Use Diatomaceous Earth in Your Garden and Home
Diatomaceous earth is commonly recommended for pest control in the garden and home. It has benefits and drawbacks, depending on your situation. Learn about the pros and cons of DE and how to use it in this complete guide.
Pyrethrin Pros and Cons: How to Use it Safely
Pyrethrin is derived from flowers and labeled an organic pesticide. While it is effective against many pests, it does have environmental drawbacks. We discuss the science-backed pros and cons of pyrethrin and how to use it safely.
When and How to Use Copper Fungicide in the Garden
Copper fungicide is one of a select few fungicides meant for organic gardening use. Gardening expert Kaleigh Brillon explores copper fungicides and how they're used!
Spinosad Insecticides: How to Use Them Safely
Spinosad is an organic insecticide derived from soil bacteria. While it's effective in pest control, it can also harm beneficial insects, particularly bees. We explain its effects and how to use it safely.
Milky Spore: Is It Effective?
Milky spore powder or granules have long been used for Japanese beetle grub prevention. But is this method effective? Horticultural expert Sarah Jay discusses milk spore and how to use it.
Bacillus Thuringiensis (Bt): What it is and How to Use it
Bacillus thuringiensis is a commonly used organic pesticide. But what exactly is Bt? If you're having an issue with caterpillars, mosquitos, or other bugs in your garden, we provide insight into these useful soil bacteria!