Yellow Fuzzy Caterpillar Identification Chart
You pull back a leaf on your favorite maple tree and there it is: yellow and fuzzy as if it’s made of tiny little angry … Read more
You pull back a leaf on your favorite maple tree and there it is: yellow and fuzzy as if it’s made of tiny little angry … Read more
Gardeners panic when butter lettuce starts to bolt in the spring. Why? It is so quick and beyond your control. The first week you have … Read more
That purple-stained leaves on a stunted tomato? That’s no case of neglect; usualy it’s over-fertilizing. Too much of something can be toxic, just like starving, … Read more
When it comes to salad greens, the gardens all green but that salad bowl is still empty, and you’re in panic mode. Yeah, sure, you … Read more
Don’t stress out unnecessery over “who’s who” in the garden: Separate your good guys from the bad guys. Often, the details are not obvious enough … Read more
Carrots are prone to being forked (not straight) if there is any stones in soil or if the ground is just plain compact. This is … Read more
New York gardeners are often mislead by their intuition about who’s whom among the creatures here. “Green worm?” You say, as he chews a hole … Read more
While this isn’t an “easy” crop (it shouldn’t be grown carelessly like a loose butterhead), Little Gem does respond well to good attention. You’ll get … Read more
Growers: When did you plant your sugar beets? If most do, that’s just a date written on a piece of paper sitting in the truck … Read more
IT’S A HAIRY, many-legged wriggling thing crawling across moist soil of your garden, where you’re down on your knees wielding a trowel. Panic may set … Read more
It goes like this: it goes from seed packet to jar of sauce. But it never happens on schedule. Think of the days when you … Read more