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  1. @TheDietTech If you want to avoid all pesticides, even organic, try good critters. Lady bugs, praying mantis & toads will eat bad bugs 11:03 AM Jul 16th from web
  2. @TheDietTech There are several organic pesticides you can use. Here are a few recipies you can try: http://bit.ly/v5UUe 11:00 AM Jul 16th from web
  3. @shawnasie If they are in containers, yes. Also, try watering in both AM and PM. this will reduce the heat stress. 10:58 AM Jul 16th from web in reply to shawnasie
  4. @shawnasie The stress of the heat is killing the leaves but plant is ok to make fruit. Fruit may be of lower quality if issue is not fixed. 10:57 AM Jul 16th from web in reply to shawnasie
  5. @Kummert No, they need water now to support fruit production. Here is more info on watering watermelons: http://bit.ly/131vjF 5:46 PM Jul 15th from web in reply to Kummert
  6. @shawnasie Either watering issue or nutrient lack. W/ that weather flux, I would say water. Hot days are stressing plants, causing problem 5:40 PM Jul 15th from web in reply to shawnasie
  7. @shawnasie Did the pea leaves turn yellow too,or just disappear? Also, what has your weather been like? Helps us figure out yellow leaves 6:56 PM Jul 14th from web in reply to shawnasie
  8. @stresdbutblessd. Beans, peas, potato, carrot, broccoli, cauliflower, onion are good fall crops. Info on Fall Veggies: http://bit.ly/DrmQR 6:53 PM Jul 14th from web
  9. @adianthus Depends on the variety. If it is a bush variety, then no. If it is a vine variety, yes. They grow better upward if vining. 10:06 AM Jul 10th from web in reply to adianthus
  10. @LuckyGinger Getting rid of bamboo is very hard, but can be done. Here is an article on killing bamboo that will help: http://bit.ly/AaMZV 6:37 AM Jul 10th from web
  11. Lovely Lobelia! Under used and under appreciated. Grow some of these flowers in your garden: http://bit.ly/V91me 1:49 PM Jul 8th from API
  12. @MoKathyA There are many reasons why tomato plants get yellow leaves. This article will help explain what causes this: http://bit.ly/w1GZz 7:23 AM Jul 7th from web
  13. @ginnyvb Yes, unfortunatly. It is hard to kill. Treat it again at 1st sign of growth & eventually the effort to regrow will kill it perm 6:05 AM Jul 2nd from web in reply to ginnyvb
  14. @Hiltonater Mushrooms are grown from "spawn" and you can start them anytime. Here is more info on growing mushrooms: http://bit.ly/Lyo5t 10:46 AM Jul 1st from web
  15. @Gardenwiseguy We would be more than happy to help.Thx for following. 8:39 PM Jun 29th from web in reply to Gardenwiseguy
  16. Squirrels driving you squirrelly? Get them out of your garden with these tips for getting rid of squirrels: http://bit.ly/XARzs 9:57 AM Jun 29th from web
  17. @jaaronkotzker Yes. There was no saving it. H2O just sped it up. Don't put nightshade family plants there for 2 years, or they will die too 6:12 PM Jun 28th from web in reply to jaaronkotzker
  18. @jaaronkotzker Sounds like a disease called wilt. Lots of water makes it to go faster.Info: http://bit.ly/876rN 7:06 PM Jun 27th from web in reply to jaaronkotzker
  19. @fenderswife Yep, maybe. They are awful like that. For test, put a pan of beer by plant. Slugs will drown in it at night if it is slugs. 7:52 PM Jun 26th from web
  20. @fenderswife It is most likely slugs. Basil is a favorite & they eat it at night. Here are some tips for killing slugs: http://bit.ly/vUDKb 5:53 AM Jun 26th from web