Every gardener needs to know what to do when things go wrong. There are often easy to use solutions. Here you will find help solving disease issues and pest identification. Your germination problems usually have simple answers too. This is the first place to turn for all your herb gardening troubles.
What is causing damage in my herb garden.
Floating row covers are an effective way of organic pest control.
Organic pest control is important when working in an edible garden. Hand picking insects is an effective means of controlling them.
Trapping is an effective means of safely controlling insects in the herb garden.
Heating the soil is a very effective means of organic pest control. Find out why you should heat your garden area and what the heating process can control.
Insects damage herbs in many ways
What is causing damage in my herb garden.
What is bacteria and how does it affect an herb garden?
What is fungi and how does it attack an herb garden?
What are nutritional diseases of herbs. Signs and symptoms of nutritional diseases in herb gardens.
Salt damage in the herb garden can be from many different sources. Salt damage in the herb garden can stunt the plant's growth, damage the foliage and simply kill the herb from the root upwards.
How do you control invasive herbs in the herb garden? There are some simple steps to take, and you can enjoy even the most wild spreading herbs in the world.
Why do my herbs have mold and mildew? What can I do about it?
Before starting herb seeds, it is important to check the viability of your seeds. Here is an easy way to see what percentage of your seeds will grow.
Identify insects in the herb garden to see if they are beneficial or hostile to your herbs. View the damage found in an herb garden, see the insects found on a warm summer day, and find out if you should be concerned with what visits there.
I have gardened in so many situations, that there probably are not many mistakes I have not made over the years. In no specific order, here are my 10 most common herb garden mistakes people make, and how to avoid them.
Ants can quickly become a problem in a container garden. Here is an easy way to rid your herbs of them.
Here are some ways to repel both large and small pests in the garden. Organic choices that be just what you need! Read more information here about organic means to control pests in the herb garden.
Make your own spray to repel the biting and sucking bugs in your garden. This spray is safe to ingest but washing herbs before eating is still recommended.
The first step in eradicating any problems in your herb garden is to find out if the problem is a fungus or insect. Here is how to identify problem issues in your garden.
There are not as many problems with insects bothering an herb garden as there are in a vegetable garden, but you may find mole damage. From About.com's Landscaping Guide, here is how to identify and repel moles naturally.
From About.com's Gardening Guide, a definitive article on identifying a plant's nutritional deficiencies, using several symptoms as keys to solving the problem.
