As the needs of our houseplants change, there are a few things you can do to keep them alive and even thriving until spring.

As with sap-sucking insects like soft scale and aphids ... your only other resort is a systemic insecticide. Few options exist for use indoors, and generally, they use granules that are soil ...

Sansanqua camellia or Yuletide camellia is a fantastic addition to the landscape. Cousin to the traditional garden camellia ( Camellia japonica ), the “Japonicas” are very popular in the South with ...

Horticulture oils work well on scale insects, but major infestations may require timely applications of a systemic insecticide. Camellias are best planted in the fall and can, if put in the ground ...

During their history on Country, Aboriginal people have lived through significant changes in climate, demonstrating unique ...

Scabies are a large-scale epidemic in some countries ... autosensitization and other insect bites. Plenty of treatment options exist for individuals with scabies. Clinicians generally recommend 5% ...

University of Maryland entomologists have uncovered a unique relationship between two species of fungi known for their ...

Large-scale tracking, such as radar, provides large-scale data but lacks the detailed resolution required for studying intricate insect behaviors. On the other hand, high-resolution imaging is ...

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So there really are insects everywhere for those with the eyes to see. BARRETT KLEIN: That’s right. So another scale insect, the lac insect, is harvested by millions of people in India and Thailand, ...

You can control these insects by applying a systemic insecticide to your boxwoods with a soil drench. It is very easy to do. You mix the insecticide with water in a bucket or watering can.