How to beat this heat-loving pest
Spider mites thrive in triple-digit temperatures; protect your tomatoes, roses and more
Spider mites thrive in triple-digit temperatures; protect your tomatoes, roses and more
Awareness and perseverance will keep plants, fruit in good shape
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This zucchini plant is well past its peak, and has quite a bit of spider mite damage, so it’s due to be removed. (Photo: Kathy Morrison) Breezy conditions bring some temperature relief What a...
Spider mites’ fine webs look very different from spider webs. Spider mites love dry, hot weather. (Photo: Debbie Arrington) Noticing a lot of webs around your garden? Most likely, they’re not created by spiders...
With so much ash and dust that’s been in the air, plants can use a good morning rinse. Smoke and heat: What Sacramento gardeners need to know now Recent gardening conditions have been brutal...
Brandy hybrid tea roses seem to enjoy the heat. (Photo: Debbie Arrington) August rose care tips for Sacramento-area gardeners Consider giving your rose bushes a shower. More specifically, a cooling spray of water to...
A bee gets busy on flowers of an African blue basil plant. I successfully propagated the plant from one I had last year, and I can’t tell you how happy that makes me. (Photos: Kathy Morrison)...