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Garden Pests and Diseases

Beneficial and Pestilent Invertebrates

  1. ​Aphids
  2. Aphids in Greenhouses, Managing
  3. Apple Maggot
  4. Ash Flower Gall
  5. Asparagus Beetle
  6. Bean Leaf Beetle
  7. Bees
  8. Black Vine Weevil
  9. Boxelder Bugs
  10. Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
  11. Cabbage Looper
  12. Cabbage Maggot
  13. Centipedes
  14. Cicada Killer Wasps
  15. Cicadas
  16. Citronella Ants
  17. Codling Moth
  18. Columbine Leafminer
  19. Columbine Sawfly
  20. Cucumber Beetles
  21. Cyclamen and Broad Mites
  22. Deciduous Tree Galls
  23. Deer Flies and Horse Flies​
  24. Diamondback Moth
  25. Drugstore Beetles
  26. Euonymus Scale
  27. European Pine Sawfly
  28. Field Ants
  29. Flea Beetles
  30. Fleas
  31. ​Foliar Nematodes
  32. Four-Lined Plant Bug
  33. Fruit Flies in the Home
  34. Fungus Gnats and Shore Flies
  35. Grub Control in Home Lawns
  36. Gypsy Moth​
  37. Hornworms
  38. Imported Cabbageworm
  39. Indian Meal Moth
  40. Ips Bark Beetle 
  41. Iris Borer
  42. Japanese Beetle              
  43. Larder Beetles
  44. Leafminers
  45. Magnolia Scale
  46. Masked Hunter Bug
  47. May/June Beetles
  48. Mealybugs
  49. Millipedes
  50. Mites in Greenhouses, Managing
  51. Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
  52. Onion Maggot
  53. Onion Thrips
  54. Oriental Fruit Moth
  55. Pavement Ants
  56. Parasitoid of Squash Bug
  57. Pear Pyslla
  58. Pear Slug (Pear Sawfly)
  59. Pine Root Collar Weevil
  60. Plum Curculio
  61. Pollinators
  62. Potato Leafhopper
  63. Powder Post Beetles
  64. Praying Mantids
  65. Pseudoscorpions
  66. ​Root-Knot Nematode
  67. Roseslug Sawfly
  68. Saw-toothed Grain Beetle
  69. Scales
  70. ​Slugs
  71. Sod Webworms in Turf
  72. Sowbugs
  73. Spotted Lanternfly
  74. Spotted Wing Drosophila (Additional Information at www.labs.russell.wisc.edu/swd/.)
  75. Springtails
  76. Spruce Spider Mite
  77. Squash Bug
  78. Squash Vine Borer
  79. Thrips in Greenhouses, Managing
  80. Two-Lined Chestnut Borer
  81. Viburnum Borer
  82. Viburnum Leaf Beetle
  83. Webworms
  84. Western Conifer Seed Bug
  85. White Grubs on Christmas Trees
  86. Whiteflies
  87. Wireworms
  88. Zimmerman Pine Moth  

Pathogens

Conifers
  1. Armillaria Root Disease
  2. Cedar-Apple Rust
  3. Cytospora Canker
  4. Diplodia Shoot Blight and Canker
  5. Dothistroma Needle Blight
  6. Nectria Canker
  7. Phomopsis Tip Blight
  8. Rhizosphaera Needle Cast
  9. Root and Crown Rots
  10. Sudden Oak Death
  11. Swiss Needle Cast
  12. Weir's Cushion Rust of Spruces
  13. White Pine Blister Rust

Deciduous Woody Ornamentals
  1. Anthracnose
  2. Armillaria Root Disease
  3. Ash Yellows
  4. Bacterial Blight
  5. Bacterial Canker
  6. Bacterial Wetwood
  7. Black Knot
  8. Black Spot
  9. Butternut Canker
  10. Cedar-Apple Rust
  11. ​Crown Gall
  12. Dead Man's Fingers
  13. Downy Mildew
  14. Dutch Elm Disease
  15. Eastern Filbert Blight
  16. Fire Blight
  17. Golden Canker (Cryptodiaporthe Canker)
  18. Gray Mold (Botrytis Blight)
  19. Guignardia Leaf Spot
  20. Nectria Canker
  21. Oak Wilt
  22. Plum Pox
  23. Powdery Mildew
  24. Purple-Bordered Leaf Spot
  25. Root and Crown Rots
  26. Rose Rust
  27. Scab
  28. Southern Blight
  29. Sudden Oak Death
  30. Tar Spot
  31. Thousand Cankers Disease
  32. Tubakia (Actinopelte) Leaf Spot
  33. Verticillium Wilt of Trees and Shrubs
  34. ​Volutella Blight

Fruit Crops
  1. Angular Leaf Spot of Strawberry
  2. Armillaria Root Disease
  3. Bacterial Canker
  4. Black Knot
  5. Brown Rot
  6. Cedar-Apple Rust
  7. Common Leaf Spot of Strawberry
  8. Crown Gall
  9. Cucumber Mosaic Virus
  10. Dead Man’s Fingers
  11. Downy Mildew
  12. Fire Blight
  13. Gray Mold (Botrytis Blight)
  14. Guignardia Leaf Spot
  15. Nectria Canker
  16. Peach Leaf Curl
  17. Plum Pox
  18. Raspberry Anthracnose
  19. Root and Crown Rots
  20. Scab
  21. Southern Blight

Herbaceous Ornamentals
  1. Aster Yellows
  2. Bacterial Soft Rot
  3. Crown Gall
  4. Cucumber Mosaic Virus
  5. Damping-Off
  6. Daylily Leaf Streak
  7. Downy Mildew
  8. Gray Mold (Botrytis Blight)
  9. Hollyhock Rust
  10. Hosta Virus X
  11. Impatiens Downy Mildew
  12. Impatiens Necrotic Spot (INSV)
  13. Powdery Mildew
  14. Ralstonia Wilt
  15. Root Rots in the Garden
  16. Root Rots on Houseplants
  17. Southern Blight
  18. Sudden Oak Death
  19. Tobacco Rattle
  20. White Mold

Turfgrass
  1. Fairy Rings
  2. Helminthosporium Turf Diseases
  3. Microdochium Patch
  4. Red Thread

​Vegetable Crops
  1. Aster Yellows
  2. Bacterial Soft Rot
  3. Bacterial Wilt of Cucurbits
  4. Basil Downy Mildew
  5. Black Rot of Crucifers
  6. Common Corn Smut
  7. Corky Ringspot
  8. Crown Gall
  9. Cucumber Mosaic Virus
  10. Damping-Off
  11. Downy Mildew
  12. Early Blight
  13. Gray Mold (Botrytis Blight)
  14. Huitlacoche
  15. Impatiens Necrotic Spot (INSV)
  16. Late Blight
  17. Potato Scab
  18. Powdery Mildew
  19. Powdery Scab
  20. Ralstonia Wilt
  21. Root Rots in the Garden
  22. Septoria Leaf Spot
  23. Southern Blight
  24. Verticillium Wilt of Vegetables
  25. White Mold

Physiological Disorders

  1. ​Bitter Pit and Cork Spot
  2. ​Black Walnut Toxicity
  3. Blossom End Rot
  4. ​Chlorosis
  5. ​Edema
  6. ​Herbicide Damage
  7. ​Tatters​
  8. Winter Burn

Other

  1. Bacillus thuringiensis
  2. Bird's Nest Fungi
  3. Lichens
  4. Slime Moldes
  5. Stinkhorns

We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon!


Hours

Daily: 7am - 8 pm
Daylight hours

Telephone

1-608-588-6040

Email

info@rvacg.org
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  • Home
    • About the Gardens
    • Directions
  • News
    • Deep Mulch Gardening Demonstration
    • Garden Notes
    • Programs >
      • Educational Seminars
      • Community Food Pantry Donations
      • Special Gardens
    • Events >
      • Brat Fries
      • Plant Sale
    • Videos & Audios
  • Student Gardening
    • Busy Bees >
      • Work Day
      • Meet and Greet
      • Planting Day
      • Busy Bees Day 2
    • Junior Gardeners
  • Garden Plots
    • Policies
    • Enabling Demonstration Garden
    • Garden Planning Resources
    • Garden Guidelines
    • Veggie Crops
    • Earliest Planting Dates for RVACG
    • Plant / Seed Quantity & Spacing for Row Planting
    • Covid 19 Guidelines
  • For Gardeners
    • FAQs
    • Gardening Resources >
      • Vegetables Resources
      • Fruit Resources
      • Flower Resources
      • Trees, Shrubs, Landscaping
      • Garden Management
      • Pollinators
      • Professional Resources
    • RVACG Soil Type
    • Garden Pests and Diseases
  • Contact
    • Support and Donations