This Was A New Weapon For Pest Control – The Mist Blower
A new regime in pest control nears reality as portable mist blowers appear on the market. The chief merits of these blowers, in comparison with old-style spray and dust outfits,
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Control of Powdery Mildew, Now Prevalent in Greenhouses
The word mildew means many things to many people. To the housewife, it may be any discoloration or growth caused by fungi on the vegetable matter or any other substance,
Unusual Insect Gall
The alert observer of the out-of-doors soon learns to expect the unexpected, but it. At first glance, it is difficult to believe that “pine cones” are growing on pussy willow
Spot Lilac Scale Prep Plants Snug For Winter
Now that the leaves have fallen, examine bare stems of lilacs for oyster-shell-shaped scale infests several kinds of shrubs and trees and is especially fond of lilacs, Lombardy poplar, and
What Is A DIY Bordeaux Fungicide?
What is a DIY Bordeaux fungicide? For starters, there are three kinds of fungicide out there. Chemical fungicides are fast-acting but can harm beneficial plants and insects, with the risk
How To Recognize And Control Nematodes
Among the many different kinds of organisms known to cause plant diseases, nematodes or eelworms are the least known to gardeners. They are, nevertheless, important disease-producers, and are frequently the
Essential Equipment for Dusts and Sprays
There are all sorts, shapes, sizes, and prices of sprayers and dust guns to select from, as you know. Some apply tile control materials dry as dust, others wet as
Tips On Controlling Mildew And Black Spot
In the Pacific Northwest, where the rose has won international acclaim for its size, beauty, and case of culture, there are two major fungus diseases and four persistent pests (of
Chemical Aids to Gardening
Four chemicals play a significant role in the care and enjoyment of the home grounds today: Granular cyanamid All-purpose sprays (for fruit and ornamentals) Brush killers Sequestrene Granular Cyanamid Granular
Earwigs The Plague Of Home Gardeners
During the last five years, a dark-brown formidable-looking insect with prominent “pincers” at its tail end has caused much consternation in homes and gardens of greater Boston and other areas