Root aphids – a cousin of standard green or stem-and-leaf aphids – belong to the family Phylloxera, and typically exist at or below the soil

The term “Powdery Mildew” is used to refer to a group of several species of fungus that are spread from plant to plant via spores

Maggots are just another name for the larvae of a fly. Female flies, who live around one month, will typically lay anywhere from 500 to

Have you ever discovered a substance on your plant that looks very similar to white cotton? This could very well be evidence of a mealybug

The name “Leaf Miner” is used to refer to the larval or maggot stage of an insect that feeds upon the leaves and greenery of

Gophers are undoubtedly one of the more frustrating critters to encounter on the garden or farm. Though quite adorable, these plump, beaver-like animals are typically

Often no larger than the size of a pin, fruit flies can be one great big nuisance! While there are few sights more appealing than

Deer are not often regarded as “pests”. More often than not, these graceful creatures are appreciated as one of the many gifts of nature. Rarely

Many gardeners experience the nuisance of crickets and/or grasshoppers in and around their homes every summer. If you have bugs indoors, you likely call an