Spider mites are organisms the size of a pinhead that live by sucking juices from plants. In many situations, the damage becomes so serious that the plant does not have the vigor to grow ...

It’s easy for spider mites to go unnoticed for extended periods, as they struggle to thrive on healthy plants and may not create noticeable damage until the plant is stressed. Dry conditions ...

Bermudagrass mite injury typically appears as small, irregularly shaped areas of thinning turf. Generally, the damage is found in roughs, but it can also occur on fairways and tees. Bermudagrass stems ...

Q: Is there any way to prune the back of two spruces damaged by mites in order to stimulate growth in the bare areas? A: Sorry. Short of fake needles and green spray paint, you're going to be ...

They are tiny but deadly — to your garden, that is. We’re talking about spider mites, a minuscule member of the arachnid family with an enormous appetite. Not to be confused with dust mites ...