By John GeigerMore and more gardeners are moving away from Roundup (glyphosate) for weed control. A simple vinegar-based solution provides a powerful ...
By John GeigerBeneficial insects are the unsung heroes in sustainable gardening, accounting for more than 95% of the bugs you find in your landscape. ...
By Bob DaileyEvery winter and early spring along the Upper Gulf Coast, weeds begin appearing in even the best-maintained lawns. Chickweed, henbit, bur...
Plantain weed and NutsedgeBy Bob DaileyWhile winter-dormant St. Augustine lawns have yellowed, something is going on under the soil.Winter weeds are b...
By Bob Dailey
Chinch bugs are tiny creatures – barely visible to the naked eye, but their damage to lawns belies their size. They destroy grass by p...
By Bob Dailey
Fungal problems are a fact of life in Southeast Texas, where fungus is the main disease vector in plants. Actually, most soils here are ...