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Some things for your garden are worth the money, but others, such as certain pest-control methods and fertilizers, are only ...

Across soggy British gardens, slugs and snails shred seedlings faster than copper tape can cope. A simple band of gritty ...

Photo Credit: iStock A routine check of a pie pumpkin plant turned up a cluster of tiny, shiny brown eggs hidden beneath a ...

Japanese beetles are an invasive species that can destroy gardens by feeding on over 300 types of plants. Adult beetles skeletonize leaves and flowers, while their larvae, or grubs, damage grass roots ...

Few gardening frustrations match the sinking feeling of walking out on a June morning to find your hostas riddled with ragged holes. The culprit is almost always there in spirit, even if the slug ...

A notoriously harmful pest is once again active in Kansas, threatening your lawn and vegetable gardens along with your flowers, plants and trees. The culprit is the Japanese beetle — and the adults ...

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The European blister beetle lays thousands of eggs in the spring. When they hatch, the bright-orange larvae shimmy up flower stems and sit in clumps, waiting for passing solitary bees to latch on to ...

Japanese scarab beetles (Popillia japonica) are a significant pest and strictly quarantined outside Japan. Female beetles attract mates with a mating hormone, japonilure, but males only respond to one ...

Rove beetles cloak themselves in ant pheromones to sneak into the insects’ nests for protection. But in an odd catch-22, that makes them forever reliant on their hosts Sceptobius beetles groom ants to ...

Life may look like a paradise for beetles living in ant colonies. Plump, wriggling ant larvae and helpless eggs sit waiting to be devoured, while hundreds of thousands of ants stand at the ready to ...