Answer: Some common insects that attack rhododendrons are lace bugs, scales, root weevils, rhododendron borer and rhododendron tip midge. If detected early most of these pests will not reach large ...

THERE’S A NEW pest in town. I’ve been receiving more and more questions about an insect that is ruining the appearance of rhododendrons and azaleas. If you’ve noticed that the leaves on these plants ...

In nature, rhododendrons and azaleas grow in filtered shade beneath taller trees in mountainous areas with rich organic soil and ideal moisture. When planted in home landscapes lacking these ...

Some recent research has been done in Oregon that found a number of rhododendrons resistant to the azalea lace bug. (Janet Eastman/The Oergonian/OregonLive) Rainy as it is, spring has sprung and that ...

A new growing season for plants also brings on a host of crawling, wiggling and flying creatures in our gardens. The overwhelming majority of insects are benign or even good for the garden, but the ...

Fluffy bright rhododendrons, endless carpets of green grass and soft clouds of freshly clothed Japanese maples herald the beginning of May. The fullness of spring has arrived. Here is what you can do ...

Q. I have a rhododendron bush that looks like it is getting rust on the leaves. I think perhaps something is eating on it. What should I use to control this? Thank you. — Joan Wininger A. It’s ...