One day last week I heard Mary Alice yelling for me to come quickly. Naturally I listened and went to her rescue. I saw a ...

With the warmer weather returning, wasps are making their grand return as well. Here's what to know about the stinging insects and how to stay safe.

From subtle differences in appearance to the dangers they pose, industry pros reveal all you need to know about these common ...

Many plants in Texas landscapes are suitable hosts for aphids, including bedding plants, ash, barberry, boxelder, crape myrtle, jasmine, flowering almond, gardenia, hibiscus, hydrangea, mountain ash, ...

Wasps, however, can attack people as well as insects. Hornets, yellow jackets, and Polistes may sting if you go near their nests. Mud daubers and cicada killers usually will not sting unless you touch ...

Remove wild animal nests, piles of branches and ... There are several species of wasps in Texas, including the Texas yellow jacket, the bald-faced hornet, the cicada killer wasp, the great golden ...

As Eric Carle once wrote, there was a “very hungry caterpillar.” It hatched from an egg and began its search for food. After about two weeks, it became a big, fat caterpillar — 2,000 times ...

Trim away any leaves that are affected by the fungus. Use sterilized scissors when trimming to prevent the disease from spreading. If you decide to move it, make sure the fern has good air circulation ...

When should they put out wasp traps ... But when we're talking about yellow jackets, if they're already active, they're in those ground nests, so they go underground to escape from those ...