Tag Archive for: Pest and Disease Prevention

Rabbit in Garden

Critters In The Garden Questions

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We share some of the best ways our customers have found of keeping critters out of the garden and your heard-earned veggies!
Fungus Gnats

Controlling Fungus Gnats in Seedlings

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Fungus gnats are more a nuisance than a real problem in seedlings, but we'll show why they show up, how to monitor and control them.
Seedling Damping Off

Damping off – Causes and Control

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Damping-off is a soil borne fungal disease that can attack almost all young vegetable seedlings. We show simple methods to control and treat damping off.
Garden Cleanup for Pests and DiseaseTerroir Seeds | Underwood Gardens

Late Season Pest and Disease Prevention

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Pest and disease prevention is a major topic for many gardeners and for good reason. We take a top down approach to manage for next season with easy tips.
Aphids on Leaf

Controlling Aphids Naturally

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Aphids are perennial pests that gardeners deal with, often with very mixed results. We'll show you both prevention and treatment methods for aphids.
Blossom End Rot

Blossom End Rot – What To Do

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Blossom end rot is a perennial problem for gardeners. We'll show you both preventative and immediate techniques to minimize this all-too-common disease.
Free-range Chickens

Chicken Epidemic Linked to Equine Pathogen

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A pathogen carried by horses has been the cause of a deadly outbreak of respiratory illness in chickens. Here's how to protect your backyard poultry flock!
Milk as Soil Improver

How Milk Improves Soil Health

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Milk, in surprisingly small amounts, can make multiple significant positive impacts on the health and productivity of your entire garden.
No Destructive Bugs

Home Garden Bug Solution

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Here's a recipe we’ve found to be effective in dealing with unwanted insects and other bugs in your garden in a non-toxic way.

Squash Bugs and Ways to Deal With Them

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We explore the most effective natural means of controlling the destructive squash bugs in your vegetable garden.