With our outdoor plants now properly covered with a blanket of snow, it’s time to turn our attention to our houseplants and ...

As the warmer weather becomes a breeding ground for all kinds of leaf-destroying bugs, plant-owners should be warned to make ...

Your description sounds like you have a problem with whiteflies and a population big enough that it requires treatment. Despite their name, they resemble moths more than flies and are a common ...

Spotted lanternflies are voracious eaters that, if left unchecked, could cause millions in crop damage, Cornell researchers ...

Toward the end of February temperatures will begin to warm a little. However, temperatures in the 30s and 40s are still quite ...

If you live in Brisbane, there's a good chance you've spotted this creature destroying your garden plants. Here's what you should do.

Colonies resemble blobs of sticky cotton wool and may be accompanied by sooty mould. Glasshouse mealybugs suck the sap of their host plants which weakens and can kill them. The colonies of mealybug ...

Greenfly also excrete a surplus sugar solution, known as honeydew. This creates sticky patches on plants and is frequently colonised by a fungus called sooty mould that turns the foliage black. While ...

Much of this depends on climate patterns. “The warmer it is, the more pests will thrive and the more populations we’ll see,” says Emma Grace Crumbley, an entomologist with Mosquito Squad Plus, a pest ...