Cutworm is a generic term referring to the caterpillar of various moth species that attack herbaceous plants. Cutworms appear in swarms to eat through tender stems at the soil line, destroying ...

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A mild winter followed by a warm, moist spring has led to abundance of disease and insect problems. I’ve gotten a lot of calls recently about worm activity in the lawn and garden. Caterpillars have ...

Having a vegetable garden is a great way to grow your own food. You know where it came from, and how it was grown. Eating your home-grown vegetables can give you a sense of accomplishment, get you ...

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Q: What can I do about cutworms? I am an organic gardener, so don't want to use sprays, but I haven't found any "kitchen cupboard" remedies for this common problem in any of your books. -- R.T., ...

The historic 2019 growing season includes challenges from increased crop insects such as resistant western bean cutworms that likely have the highest potential to adversely affect corn yields.

To deal with fewer destructive grubs, beetles, and other pests come spring, consider adding this surprising element to your garden's soil in the fall.