by Happy Gardener | Apr 30, 2019 | Fall Garden, Pests & Diseases, Seasonal & Gardening Tips, Spring Garden
Normally in Texas we welcome the rain with open arms; but when cloudy, rainy weather is prolonged and brings with it the increased possibility of powdery mildew and other garden issues, most of us say, “Rain, rain, go away!” Today’s blog gives you...
by Happy Gardener | Apr 18, 2019 | Butterflies, Native/Xeriscape/Wildflowers, Pests & Diseases, Pollinators
 If you’ve ever brought milkweed into your gardens to help support the Monarch population, chances are, you’ve had to put up with aphids. These tiny, soft-bodies insects converge under the leaves of milkweed, line up the stems, and make your milkweed look...
by Happy Gardener | Apr 9, 2019 | Pests & Diseases
Have you ever purchased and applied an insecticide only to be frustrated with the results? It happens, and the majority of the time we find that the insecticide was applied incorrectly. Today’s blog gives you 7 best practices to follow when applying insecticides. 1....
by Happy Gardener | Mar 12, 2019 | Fungus & Pest Management, Pests & Diseases, Turf & Lawn
Chances are if you’ve suffered from lawn fungus damage in the past and it went untreated, it will most likely rear it’s ugly head back up again. Remember that lawn fungus prevention along with a consistent fertilization schedule will be your best defense against most...
by Happy Gardener | Feb 20, 2019 | Edibles, Pests & Diseases, Vegetables
Tomatoes are a definite favorite for San Antonio gardeners. They’re also a favorite for particular pests! With all the work that goes into growing tomatoes, it would be a shame to watch them get ravaged in a heartbeat. Knowing what pest issues to watch out for can be...
by Happy Gardener | Apr 22, 2018 | Pests & Diseases, Pollinators
Pests and gardening go hand in hand. You are not the only one who is eager to get a taste of your spring or fall veggies, or looking forward to the blooms on your prized rose bush. The pests want in on your gardening too! Pest control in the garden can be a daunting...
