Citrus Tree – Spider Mites
Q: Our orange tree has been indoors for the winter. The leaves now have a rust-looking deposit on them. It feels gritty when you rub the leaf. What can we do?
A: I’m reasonably sure the plant is infested with spider mites….your leaves look just like those on my plant
The best control is to spray with neem oil (click for sources) or horticultural oil (click for sources)
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Maintenance – African Violets
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2
Cell Phone Apps To Identify Plants and Weeds
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3
Dogwood Trees Not Flowering
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4
Mulch – Composting
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5
Weeds – Identification with Pictures
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Crapemyrtle – Which is the Right Way to Prune
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Azalea Lacebug – Control
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3
Crapemyrtle Varieties and Cultivars
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Dominion – Use for Azalea Lacebug
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Make Topiary Using Spanish Moss?
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