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Causes Of Faded Flower Color: How To Fix Color Fading In FlowersSometimes we experience fading flower color. Something happens that causes the once vibrant color of a flower to dampen. Find out what that is and how to fix it in this article. Click here to learn more.
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Plant Deficiencies: Why Are Leaves Turning Reddish Purple In ColorNutrient deficiencies in plants are hard to spot and are often misdiagnosed. When nutrients are lacking, plants respond in a variety of ways—oftentimes in the leaves. This article will help with purple leaf color.
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Yellow Plant Leaves: Find Out Why Plant Leaves Turn YellowA common sign of stress in plants is yellowing leaves. When this happens, it's time to do some sleuthing. Click here to get started.
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Learn How To Avoid And Repair Transplant Shock In PlantsTransplant shock in plants is almost unavoidable. But there are a few things to know about how to avoid transplant shock and cure plant transplant shock after it has occurred. This article will help.
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What Is Fasciation - Information About Fasciation In FlowersIf you've ever found a flower stem that looks wide and flattened, splayed or fused, you've probably discovered an odd disorder called fasciation. Find out more about the fasciation deformation of flowers in this article.
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Frost On Plants - Information On Frost Tolerant Flowers And PlantsMost planting guides recommend installing plants after all danger of frost has passed, but you can also pick frost-resistant plants. Learn more about these in the following article.
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Care Of Damaged Plants: Information For Salvaging Injured PlantsNothing is more disconcerting than to discover a problem with your plants. With a little know how from this article, you can find ways for reviving stress damaged plants and making them well again.
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Hail Crop Damage: How To Care For Hail Damaged PlantsYou can feel the ping of hailstones on your skin and your plants can too. Hail crop damage can severely decimate the harvest. This article will help with repairing or preventing this damage.
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Reducing Soil Erosion: Using Plants For Erosion ControlReducing soil erosion is important to preserve nutrient-rich soils and natural or unnatural topography. Using plants for erosion control is an excellent method. This article will provide more info.
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What Is Sunscald: Learn About Sunscald On PlantsDid you know that plants and trees can get a sunburn just like human beings? Much like our sunburn, sunscald on plants damages the outer layer of a plant's skin. Read this article for tips on treating sunscald.
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Torrential Rains And Plants: What To Do If Rain Is Knocking Down PlantsRain is as important to your plants as sun and nutrients, but like anything else, too much of a good thing can spell trouble. Learn what to do for plants knocked down by rain in this article.
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What Is Replant Disease: Advice For Planting Where Other Plants DiedPlanting where other plants died is possible but only if you take appropriate actions, especially when disease issues are involved - which may result in replant disease. Learn more in this article.
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Leaf Gall Identification: Learn About Preventing And Treating Leaf Gall On PlantsOdd little bumps on leaves and funny protuberances on plant leaves may be a sign of pest, bacterial, or fungal problems. Leaf galls are actually harmless but it helps to know what causes them. Learn more here.
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Salt Injury To Plants: How To Save Plants From Salt DamageIn northernmost regions, where the use of salt spray is popular during winter, it is not uncommon to find salt damage on lawns or even some salt injury to plants. Learn more about treating it in this article.
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Established Plants Are Tall And Leggy: What To Do For Leggy Plant GrowthPlants that become leggy or floppy tend to fall over, produce less flowers and produce and create an untidy spindly appearance. There are a couple of reasons why plants are tall and leggy. Learn what they are in this article.
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Herbicide Plant Damage: How To Treat Plants Accidentally Sprayed With HerbicideHerbicide plant damage is usually the result of unintentional contact with chemicals from spray drift or contact with vapor. Recognizing accidental herbicide injury may be difficult, but this article can help.
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Variegated Plant Problems: What Causes Reversion Of Variegated LeavesReversion of variegated leaves occurs in many types of plants. This is when the white shading or lighter speckles and borders turn into green. This is frustrating to many gardeners. Learn more here.
