Is Your Plant Looking Sad
If your plant is looking sad and not it's usual perky self, consider the last time you fed your plant.
The online Garden Problem Solver is another way Yates can help you grow and maintain a more beautiful garden. This tool has been designed to help you identify your garden problems and give low toxic solutions.
Search for the solution by plant type or by garden problem. You will find easily identifiable images of the most common problems. This then leads you to the most appropriate solution/s.
Not all plant problems are caused by insects or diseases. Sometimes an unhealthy plant is suffering from a nutrient deficiency or even too much of any one nutrient. Plant nutrient deficiencies often manifest as foliage discoloration or distortion. The following chart outlines some possible problems. Unfortunately many problems have similar symptoms and sometimes it is a combination of problems.
Be sure you eliminate the obvious before you kill your plants with kindness.
If your plant is looking sad and not it's usual perky self, consider the last time you fed your plant.
We often hear from gardeners wondering if our seed products are ‘GM’ (genetically modified). The short answer is they are not, but we understand that some uncertainty remains.
When working with garden chemicals, always make sure you are wearing gloves. Apply sprays and dusts downwind and wear goggles.
Gardening is a relaxing and enjoyable form of exercise, but it can pose health risks. There are many safety issues in the garden, and here we share some tips.
Pesticide label directions should be followed at all times. They show what the product is and how to use it safely and effectively. They usually have the same sections arranged in a similar way.
Here are some mighty helpful tips to help your garden get through, and dare I say it even thrive, in the extreme heat. Be prepared and protect your garden.
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