by Happy Gardener | Apr 23, 2020 | News & Events, Spring Garden, Troubleshooting, vegetables
Squash blossom end rot is one of those disorders that kind of slaps you in the face. It hurts! One day you are thrilled with the sight of a new squash growing on your plant and the next day you’re greeted with a shriveled, rotted, squishy, squash. I don’t...
by Happy Gardener | Apr 22, 2020 | Fall Garden, News & Events, Pest Control, Spring Garden, Troubleshooting
Most gardeners have heard of using ladybugs to fight off aphids, but not everyone knows about lacewings. These two beneficial insects are powerhouses when it comes to battling aphids. It’s just a fact that milkweed and aphids go hand in hand. Aphids love to congregate...
by Happy Gardener | Apr 13, 2020 | Troubleshooting
Garden pests can suck the joy out of gardening overnight if you don’t develop a schedule (preventative and/or maintenance) to combat these tiny creatures that love nothing more than to feast on your vibrant, healthy flowers or your juiciest vegetables. Proper...
by Happy Gardener | Apr 1, 2020 | Garden Tips, News & Events, Pest Control, Troubleshooting
You’ll figure out if you have a chewing insects problem by being observant in your garden. Look high, look low, and leave no leaf unturned. Most insects don’t hide in plain sight. You might even have to look for them at night to catch them. Today we’re honing in on...
by Happy Gardener | Feb 27, 2020 | News & Events, Pest Control, Spring Garden, Troubleshooting
If you’re looking for an amazing pest control option that is both organic and insanely effective, we’ve got what you desire in the form of beneficial nematodes. Adding beneficial nematodes to your spring garden arsenal is a great way to fight off soil...
by Happy Gardener | Oct 28, 2019 | Garden By Season, Garden Tips, News & Events, Troubleshooting
Today we are following up on our blog series about mistakes gardeners commonly make. At Rainbow Gardens we want you to have the best experience when it comes to your gardening endeavors. There’s a lot to remember when you enter the gardening world, so...
