Ladybugs Are On The Move
Above: Ladybug nymphs on a tree 🐞It’s that time of year again — Ladybugs are hatching, and you may start to...
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Mealybug Mayhem
In early October across East Texas, Mealybugs (resembling white snowflakes) can be seen flying or clustering around plants, but they’re...
Read MoreLacebugs VS. Lace Wings: A Tale of Two Insects
Though they share similar names and delicate appearances, lace bugs and lacewings couldn’t be more different. One is a plant-feeding...
Read MoreDanny’s Do’s & Don’ts: Crape Myrtle Bark Scale
As many of you know, Crape Myrtle Scale is a controllable pest and can be prevented from turning a beautiful...
Read MoreDanny’s Do’s & Don’ts: Late Fall & Early Winter To Do List
Here's what you should (and shouldn't) be doing this fall and winter in the garden! Do: • Rake fall leaves to remove...
Read MoreScaling Back: How To Treat Crape Myrtles With Bark Scale
It’s the time of year when we field many questions about why crape myrtles are turning black. Here’s why and...
Read MoreEW! WHAT’S THIS!? The Hammerhead Worm…
It may LOOK like a snake, but it's actually a worm! Hammerhead worms are invading Texas, and here's what you...
Read MoreWatch For Aphids!
Aphids are active this time of year when there is so much new, tender growth on plants. You will usually...
Read MoreWhen To Apply Drench On Crape Myrtles
Many of you are asking when to apply drench on crape myrtles to prevent crape myrtle scale on the...
Read MoreCrape Myrtle Turning Black? We Know Why!
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text] Crape Myrtle Scale continues to spread through Crape Myrtles in East Texas mainly from lack of knowledge about how easy it...
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