Damping off in green beans - Ask an Expert
I would replant beans now, as the conditions for rot and damping off are reduced when the soil is warm. Best bet would be to move your planting to rows that haven't had any of the 'problem' crops for 3 years, if possible. Follow the suggestions in the articles, above- hill up soil for good drainage-shallow planting- use treated seed.
Are they green beans, or weeds that look similar to the bean plant?
In my 10' by 10' garden plot, I have a few green bean plants growing in a row. I also have some plants growing in that same row that are quite possibly weeds, but they look similar enough to the green bean plants that I do not want to pull them. Both sets of plants are about 6 or 8 inches high now, each with sets of 3 leaves.
hydroponic nutrients - Ask an Expert
Hydroponic systems differ on nutrients based on the type of plant (and fish) produced as well as if there is a substrate used for the plants or not. A number of books and documents are available and a selection of some to start with are listed below.
Hydroponic Gardening - Ask an Expert
Hydroponic Gardening. Asked February 10, 2016, 12:37 PM EST. My husband and I would like to learn more ...
Tiny green insect in house - Ask an Expert
This morning I noticed a tickle on my arm, and looked and there was the tiniest green bug crawling along. I smooshed him. Later in another chair in the same room, another one was on me. One bug, well, things get inside, but 2 bugs in the same room indicates that I need to freak out. And do something.
roly pollies are eating our plants we think - Ask an Expert
Something has eaten all the leaves that are near the base of our squash plants, marigolds, beans and eggplant
green ash suddenly dying - Ask an Expert
My 15 ft. green ash suddenly started dying on one side of the tree. In the attached photo, you can see the leaves on the left side of the tree have gone brown. This happened suddenly. The rest of the tree looks healthy and the poplar next to it is fine. All my other ashes are OK too. Should I just leave it as is and wait to prune it next spring?
Bonita ash tree disease - Ask an Expert
It is a good sign that the stems are showing green. Diseases that can cause problems include ash decline (a phytoplasma) which can cause leaf discoloration and small branch dieback, emerald ash borer, and the Eriophyes fraxinivorus mite which attacks ash flowers. Ash decline is difficult to control and may not be curable.
Alder tree bleeding sap? - Ask an Expert
There is spot on the county road in front of my house that has been wet for couple of months; it's under an alder tree. Today I noticed what looked like oil below alder trees in our back pasture. It appears brownish-green on the asphalt, and black droppings in the pasture. Advice please? I live East of Gresham. Thanks
Sputnik berries on thornless Washington Hawthorn tree
The berries turn from green and start growing rust colored pins around the whole berry. It eventually drys, shrivels, and falls. The leafs are dark green with no spots or any evidence of disease. They remind me of the Russian satellite Sputnik, only with many more pins/needles that are about 1/4-3/8 inches long.