
Growing Organic and Conventional Broccoli in Western North Carolina
8/4/2022 – The Eastern Broccoli Project is now wrapping up its 12th and final year of research and extension …
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Collapse ▲8/4/2022 – The Eastern Broccoli Project is now wrapping up its 12th and final year of research and extension …
The current wet weather pattern across much of the east coast will have an effect on disease pressure over …
Just a short post here to announce the arrival of azalea caterpillars for this year. Azalea caterpillars, Datana major, …
Granulate ambrosia beetles are primary pests of nurseries in spring. However, it seems like every year folks report ambrosia …
Originally posted on ecoipm.org Last week I wrote a post about recent research by Don Cipollini and Chad Rigsby at …
Maybe you have already found the relatively new (at least to me) Extension Resource Catalog. This is a huge …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org. Mimosa webworms are active in Raleigh. I saw initial webbing this week. These are annual pests …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org Every year around this time I get calls and emails from homeowners and landscapers who notice …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org It seems like everything is labeled ‘next generation’ or ‘second generation’ to imply a better, more …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org I was in Northwestern Pennsylvania last week and found tulip poplar trees with leaves that had …
Hibiscus sawfly, Atomacera decepta, is a common pest of hibiscus. Not much is known about this critter from what I …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org… You can often see hoverflies zipping in and out of flowers in your garden. They approach …
Lace bugs have been out most of the summer but the damage is becoming apparent now as populations grow. …
This week I found cottony camellia scale ovisacs on hollies in my yard and on campus. Cottony camellia scale, …
If you see ragged holes in leaves with no pest in site you may have slugs. Slugs thrive in …
If you have conifers or other plants that seem to have grown weird, dangling pinecones, look again because you …
The Daylily leafminer is a recent pest from Asia. It was first detected in 2006 but has now spread …
If you like NC Pest News you might like the ecoipm blog. I use the blog to post information …
Now that the days of ice and snow are hopefully behind us, the activity of ground nesting bees has …
This factsheet describes the biology of the cane lace bug or bamboo lace bug, Leptodictya …
This factsheet describes the biology of the banded sphinx moth or lesser vine sphinx, Eumorpha …
This factsheet describes the biology of the elm-grass root aphid, Tetraneura ulmi, and provides residential …
This publication for homeowners and landscapers describes how to mow, fertilize, irrigate, and control weeds …
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of bees and addresses how to control them as an …
This factsheet provides information on how to keep a lawn healthy and attractive and how …
This factsheet describes the symptoms of a shoot inhibitor herbicide injury.
This factsheet describes the symptoms of a metribuzin herbicide injury.