When To Adjust Watering To Reduce Root Diseases In South Carolina Gardens
South Carolina gardeners face a unique combination of weather, soil types, and plant choices that influence when and how to water. Improper…
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South Carolina gardeners face a unique combination of weather, soil types, and plant choices that influence when and how to water. Improper…
Read articleOverview of bacterial diseases in turfgrass Turfgrass in South Carolina is subject to a broad range of biotic stresses. Fungi are the…
Read articleIntroduction: bringing new plants into a South Carolina landscape introduces beauty and diversity, but it also brings risk. The region’s warm, humid…
Read articleSouth Carolina presents a generous gardening season and a mix of soils, humidity levels, and warm winters that allow a wide palette…
Read articleSanitizing tools correctly is a simple, high-impact step toward preventing disease spread in homes, workplaces, farms, and clinics across South Carolina. Whether…
Read articleSoil testing is one of the most cost-effective and powerful steps a gardener in South Carolina can take to prevent plant disease…
Read articleDamping-off is one of the most frustrating and fast-moving problems for gardeners starting seeds, whether in flats on a porch or directly…
Read articleViral diseases are a persistent and often under-recognized problem for ornamental plants in South Carolina. Symptoms can be subtle, variable by host…
Read articleNurseries are nodes in the plant production and distribution network. In South Carolina, where a warm, humid climate favors many fungal, oomycete,…
Read articleSudden leaf drop is a frequent and alarming problem for homeowners, landscapers, and municipal arborists across South Carolina. A tree or shrub…
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