Do you know what my favorite thing about Peonies is? These blooms have mesmerizing hues. Peony comes in every hue except blue, which is unusual. I might be a bit disappointed because blue is my favorite color, but nothing compares to the anxiety I feel when my Peonies are attacked by fungus. Fungal attack not … Read more
The “Most Unwanted Guest” award goes to Powdery Mildew. Yup, these ones are definitely unwanted but that’s only the bad part. The worst part is, it visits a lot. Anyway, most gardeners get tense seeing those white dust, but this time let’s put some tension on the guest too. So, what’s the plan? The plan … Read more
In gardening, several issues may arise. Sometimes you may have time to research about it & sometimes, all you need is “Quick action.” In the case of Crepe Myrtle, let’s say it is under fungal attack. Then you don’t really have much time to roam around the internet searching for how to get rid of … Read more
Let me ask you something. Name a single fungal disease that you don’t want in your garden. I bet it would be Anthracnose. If your answer is something else, then either you are lucky or you haven’t faced it yet. I am saying this because not only does it damage your plant quite severely, but … Read more
The fungus is the most persistent problem for Dahlias and you know; the fungicide is the ultimate solution. But there are hundreds of fungicides available in the market today. Definitely, all are not perfect fungicides to prevent or control the diseases of Dahlias. Now the question- what is the ideal fungicide for Dahlia to treat … Read more
Brown patches are truly a mess for beautiful lawns & unfortunately it doesn’t go away on its own. It damages your lawns severely. But don’t worry, you need just a powerful fungicide to get rid of the brown patches. But all the lawn fungicides are not effective. But the question is- What kind of fungicide … Read more
The most prevalent issue with lawn grass is that it requires continual maintenance. St. Augustine is in the same boat. St. Augustine’s large leaves are an advantage since they may completely cover our grass. But if you believe differently, you should know that fungal disease signs in broad leaves are more clearly visible than in … Read more
