Red Spider Mites Organic Control

September 1, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Spider Mites How to control and Treat Red Spider Mites? Spider mites are tiny arachnids which attack the indoor and outdoor plants. The adult mites are pale or reddish brown in colour and are oval shaped and are only 1/50th of an inch by size. Large colonies can be identified by the presence of fine...
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Controlling Ants in Lawns and Gardens

August 29, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Controlling Ants – How Do I Get Rid Of Ants In My Lawns and Gardens? Ants are most commonly seen insects in the garden. Generally, they do not damage the grass or plants, but can cause a nuisance to the gardener. There are different species of ants and they live in colonies or organised nests...
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Downy Mildew Disease Control Tips

August 21, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Downy Mildew How To Control the Disease Downy mildew is a common problem that springs up in your garden during spring time. It is not very easily diagnosed and can cause serious damage to the plants. Downy mildew can even stunt a plant. What are Downy Mildew Symptoms? Downy mildew is a common name given...
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How to Get Rid of White Curl Grubs

August 20, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
White Curl Grubs How to Avoid the Problem of Cockchafers – Christmas Beetles – Curl Grub Beetle? White curl grubs are the larvae of an African black beetle or cockchafers or scarab beetle or Christmas beetle. They commonly attack the lawns and feeds on roots of grass or dead plant material in the garden. The...
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Botrytis Blight Grey Mould Control

August 16, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Botrytis Blight Or Grey Mould Botrytis blight or Grey mould is a fungal disease caused by a fungus called botrytis cinerea. This fungus attacks trees and garden plants during high humidity period in summer or spring. It can affect all plant parts like leaves, shoots, flowers, buds. The affected areas of the plant develop brown...
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Control Slaters in the Garden

July 17, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Slaters, Roley Poleys Or Pill Bugs Treat with Natural Pesticide Facts about Woodlice Woodlice are also commonly called as slaters, sow bugs, pill bugs or Roley Poleys. They are crustaceans seen in the garden. They are scavenger insects which feed on dead and decaying organic matter in the soil and helps in increasing soil fertility....
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Get Rid Of Mealybugs Organic Control

May 23, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Mealybugs – All About Mealybugs. Mealybugs are soft bodied white coloured insects belonging to mptoms of Mealybugs . These insect pests are about 4mm in size and the female bugs feeds on plant juices. They especially like the sap of citrus plants, ferns, orchids and other ornamental plants, greenhouse plants and trees. They thrive well...
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Fruit Fly Control for Gardeners

April 24, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Fruit Fly Control – Make Your Own Fruit Fly Traps Many orchard owners and garden owners are affected by the damages done by the fruit flies to the fruits and vegetables. As more and more farmers are turning to insecticide and pesticide free garden management practices, it is necessary to find a safe solution for...
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Lily Borer Caterpillar or Kew Arches

April 15, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Lily Borer Caterpillar or Kew Arches, Amaryllis Borer or Crinum Borer Lily borer caterpillar or Kew arches originally belong to Mediterranean coastal areas, but have also spread too many other areas in the world including Australia. These caterpillars can create havoc by completely destroying the bulbous plants they attack such as Amaryllis, Clivias, Crinums and...
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Black Spot on Roses

March 2, 2016
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Black Spot on Roses Treat and Prevent You can hardly find a home garden without rose plants. Everyone loves to grow roses in the garden. With great care and attention, you will be able to easily maintain your rose plants. One of the most serious diseases that you find on the rose leaves is the...
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