“Thank you!” Gardener outlines clever way to get rid of plant-destroying aphids without using toxic chemicals: '[This] totally worked' first appeared on The Cool Down.

You love caring for your plant babies in your garden and harvesting fresh fruits, veggies, herbs and flowers all summer. Although you diligently maintain your plants’ health, sometimes they can ...

10:30, Fri, Jul 4, 2025 Updated: 10:32, Fri, Jul 4, 2025 Many of our gardens will be flourishing in the summer sun, but sometimes plants and flowers can harbour hidden insects that can ultimately wilt ...

Aphids, particularly prevalent in the summer months, attack plants by draining their sap. Roses ravaged by aphids might exhibit curling leaves or be coated with a sticky residue called honeydew, ...

As our gardens bask in the summer sunshine, it's important to remember that plants and flowers can sometimes harbour harmful insects that could potentially wilt and kill your blooms. Garden designer ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Closeup of aphids on the underside of a green lettuce leaf. - Smith Collection/gado/Getty Images Of the 5000 species of aphids in ...

Soybean aphids may be small, but they find strength in numbers. With a common economic threshold of 250 aphids per plant, farmers could easily see scenarios where a 100-acre field could literally ...

Aphids are particularly common during the summer months and they work by sucking the sap out of the plant. Roses which suffer from an aphid infestation may have curled leaves or a sticky substance on ...

Chanie Kirschner is a writer, advice columnist, and educator who has covered topics ranging from parenting to fashion to sustainability. Aphids are tiny, soft-bodied sap-sucking insects that can be ...