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Pest and disease control: Fruit Trees
A good way to help control unwanted pests in the garden is to encourage biodiversity.
Playing pest detective
Don’t hesitate to play detective! Here's how to identify some of the most common garden pests.
Curl Grubs
Everything you need to know about curl grubs.
Bronze citrus bugs
Sap-sucking pests that can become a serious problem on poorly maintained citrus trees.
Cabbage white butterfly
These delightful looking butterflies are the parents of very hungry caterpillars which love to feast on your Brassicas.
Why do my tomatoes look like they’re rotting?
Blossom end rot Blossom end rot is caused by a lack of calcium in the growing fruit, and when this deficiency is solved, the afflicted plant can continue...
Slaters
How to identify a Slater Slaters are less than 20mm in length, with armoured, flattened, segmented bodies, grey/brown in colour with 1 pair of legs per segment. Slaters...
Root knot nematode
Root Knot Nematode is a plant parasite
What is this black mouldy growth on my citrus leaves?
Citrus sooty mould Citrus sooty mould is a powdery fungus that grows on branches, leaves, and fruit of citrus trees. Fortunately, it does little harm, and the fruit...