Garden pests forum threads by gardenersworld.com

Keywords:
Sort by:

31 to 40 of 422 results

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
+10
Last

Threads

Replies

Views

Latest Post

japanese beetle

I have just found one of these pests on my rose shrub. Munching away on the flower. As it was the first one I have seen, should I be worried.? Are you in the uk? Hi, I live in Mid Wales, just inside the Shropshire border. Mick. Interesting by mickjeffries

254

30/06/2012 14:28:47

by Downland Garden

Talkback: Fungi

of it. We have a siniar problem in our lawn. Nobody seems to know what it is. Can you help please or did Python 15 or Doran ever discover what this pest is? We had the same, took ages to identify. None of the local garden centres knew what we had. We by Python15

215

01/05/2012 23:42:07

by shazzza1

Talkback: Oak processionary moth

called experts looked at the bigger picture. Apart from the ovious healt issues, consider the other knock on effects this pest could have: If this pest spreads to our national parks and gardens, the lands surrounding stately houses and castles by Richard Jones

30/04/2012 19:07:19

by Shrinking Violet

Whats eating my Comos?

be earwigs, Have a look at our information on controlling earwigs. Yet more pests that are making this summer a difficult time for gardeners! Emma gardenersworld.com team The snails in my garden seem to have added Cosmos to their list of edibles. Much by Stephanie_17

142

28/06/2012 18:16:50

by jo4eyes

Fig tree pests

conservatory ? Have a look at this link. http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/advice/pests_and_diseases/identifier.shtml?two_spot_spider_mite I've read your link and googled images of spider mites and I'm certain thats exactly what they are. I've been researching by SamHD

27/01/2013 22:27:51

by BobTheGardener

Wood Mice

, but it is true that some gardeners consider them a pest. It probably depends on how much you want your garden to be a sanctuary for wildlife, and whether you are growing a crop for sale! Have a look at this page from the BBC website to learn about their habits by willowplanter

168

30/12/2011 13:03:07

by willowplanter

Hello I'm a Lily Beetle, come and get me!

I don't grow a lot of lillies, but Lily Beetles must count as the worst design for a pest. They're the brightest of red, and what are they a pest of? Plants with green leaves! Though in true QR fashion I can't bring myself to kill them, so by quercus_rubur

03/06/2013 06:00:08

by quercus_rubur

mystery orchid?

I have something in my garden [i hate to call it a weed]. it is more than 2m tall,has 2in thick, hollow stems. the flowers are like small pink orchids which bloom from may till september, and grows in a wild part of the garden in semi shade on top by Andrew Earl2

04/10/2012 14:00:24

by Andrew Earl2

little fly thingymabobs

. Anyone any idea what they are, if they are likely to become a problem and if so how to get rid of them. Many thanks Probably sciarid flies-I regard them as nuisance rather than a pest-more info here- http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/advice/pests by averil 2

08/07/2012 20:18:21

by Dovefromabove

Thousands of bees on allotment

, there are simply too many now to be able to work the plot in full confidence. Whilst we try to garden organically we have now got to the point where it has got out of hand. Have contacted the local authority allotment officer who says he has never come across by Bath Bun

29/09/2012 20:58:37

by Dovefromabove

31 to 40 of 422 results