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Pansy Introduction and Picture Gallery: Get to Know This Flower
The pansy is a common flower in courtyards and parks. Because its flowers usually come in three colors - white, purple and yellow - it gets its name. This type of flower is greatly affected by light and is generally not suitable for growing indoors. Below we
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June Snow (Serissa) Varieties: Introduction and Complete Picture Gallery
June Snow (Serissa) is an ornamental plant with a small tree form, sparse leaves and small white flowers. It can be kept indoors as a potted plant and can also be combined with other plants for a decorative effect. In addition, the roots, stems and leaves of June Snow can all be used medicinally, for clearing heat, disinfecting
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What tree species is boxwood? A picture gallery helps you get to know it
Boxwood holds a very subtle and rather special place in classical furniture. The boxwood pieces we see are mostly handicraft ornaments, finished furniture is rare, and in classical furniture it is mostly used as an accent. Boxwood really does grow slowly, and may be the slowest-growing of all timber tree species
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What types of Boston ivy are there? With a complete picture gallery of common varieties
Boston ivy is also called creeping ivy, Japanese ivy, false grape vine, red silk grass, iron railing, etc. It is a type of plant that is very effective at purifying air. It can not only resist harmful gases, but also has a certain ability to absorb dust in the air. In addition, Boston
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Is oleander actually poisonous? With a complete picture gallery
Oleander is an ornamental flower with relatively large blooms and a very long flowering period; it blooms almost all year round, especially in summer, when flowering is at its most abundant. Oleander is cultivated in many places in China and is commonly planted in parks, along roads and by lakesides to beautify the environment. Now it is also
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How can wolfberry gall mites be controlled and completely killed?
Wolfberry gall mite, also known as big gall mite, is a common pest that harms the leaves, flower buds, young fruit, tender stems, petals and flower stalks of wolfberry. So how do you kill wolfberry gall mites? How to prevent them? How to kill wolfberry gall mites? You can directly use 50% Shamandan suspension concentrate
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How to Prevent and Control Raspberry Crown Gall Disease? A Full Analysis of Practical Methods
In recent years, raspberries introduced from abroad have suffered fairly severe crown gall disease during cultivation. Crown gall disease occurs mainly at the root crown, and sometimes is also scattered on lateral roots and branch roots. The diseased part is initially milky white, smooth and soft, and later gradually turns brown to dark brown, with a hard texture
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How to control lychee erinose mite? A must-read for growers
The lychee erinose mite, also known as the lychee gall mite or lychee hair spider, causes the affected leaves to develop what is called felt disease. It damages lychee and longan. Both adult mites and nymphs attack tender shoots, leaves, flower clusters and young fruit, sucking sap. On affected leaves, yellow-green patches first appear on the underside; the damaged patches are sunken
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Pest Control Methods in Chestnut Cultivation
1. Chestnut gall wasp The chestnut gall wasp, also called the chestnut gall wasp, has a dark brown head and abdomen in the adult stage, filiform brown antennae, and a swollen, jet-black thorax. It lays eggs in the buds from June to July, and the larvae grow and overwinter inside the buds. In spring, when the buds sprout and produce short shoots, the damaged branches or leaf stalks swell into
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Control Methods for the Mango Leaf Gall Midge Pest
This insect is distributed in production areas including Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Yunnan and Fujian, and is a frequently occurring major pest. It severely damages flush-stage leaves; each leaf may have several or a dozen galls, greatly affecting the quality of new flushes. Damaged leaves are left with numerous perforations, affecting
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