Texas gardening expert Neil Sperry explains how to help amaryllis, azaleas, oak trees and plants hit by powdery mildew.

Powdery mildew can be incredibly dangerous for your bee balm plants, but this simple task can help to significantly reduce their risk of fungal disease.

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April in central Ohio means variable weather. Learn what to plant now and what to wait on, including the versatile ...

Every summer your bee balm turns white and tatty, then stops feeding bees just when they need it most. One quick spring task ...

Orange flowers bring warmth, energy, and vibrant color to any garden space. These bold beauties create striking focal points ...

Some perennial flowers, though beautiful, are just too high-maintenance to not consider replacing with much more easygoing ...

STATELY RHODODENDRONS and plump azaleas herald spring. Their trumpeting blooms in shades of hot pink, deep rose and bright ...

Among the most damaging plant diseases roses can contract during this period is black spot, which drains their vitality and ...

Basil downy mildew has impacted basil production worldwide for the past two decades. Since its re-emergence in Europe in 2001 ...