Fruits with soft, necrotic spots may be victims of bitter rot on pear. The disease does not need injury to penetrate the fruit, and it can attack young fruit but is most prevalent on maturing pear trees. Pears with bitter rot will become inedible which is a huge concern in commercial production. Learn how to prevent bitter pear rot in your plants.

By: Stan V. Griep, American Rose Society Consulting Master Rosarian, Rocky Mountain DistrictDowny mildew on roses, which is also known as Peronospora sparsa, is a problem for many rose gardeners. Roses affected by rose downy mildew will lose beauty and stamina.Symptoms of Downy Mildew on RosesInitial leaf symptoms of roses with downy mildew are light green to yellow spots, called “oil spots” because they may appear greasy.

LANGUAGE AND MEANING OF FLOWERS AND PLANTS (familyCiperaceae) The papyrus among the ancient Egyptians was, in absolute terms, the symbol of gestation, joy and youth. However, it also had other distinct meanings depending on how it was found and how it was used: to unwind it meant evolution, knowledge; the wrapping up involution, secret.

Question: azaleas in dangerhello! during the summer i left my four azaleas in the garden but they got covered with little white flakes but i only realized this a week ago when i shot them indoors for the winter. Now they are losing their leaves and they have none at the base, and the buds are brown, I'm afraid they are dying and I can no longer see their fantastic flowers.

Due to the characteristic shape of the petals, chamomile is often confused with other plants. Similar flowers are unpretentious to care for. They are good in single and group plantings. At the same time "twins" differ in size and varied color of buds. Osteospermum is an attractive ornamental plant suitable for growing in regions with a mild climate.

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