If you have been battling bugs in your garden all season, the culprit might not be bad luck — it could be the plants themselves. From beloved roses to summer staples like tomatoes and watermelons, ...

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While you might welcome the recent pattern of milder winters followed by the earlier arrival of spring, the greater number of warm days could spell trouble for your garden. Many common plant pests and ...

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Tired of pests tearing through your tomatoes or nibbling your peppers? One expert gardener has shared a clever, natural trick to keep your garden pest-free, no chemicals required. The secret? A little ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Catching pests early can help prevent long-term damage to plants. (Getty Images) As temperatures start to rise and gardens come ...