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Horticulture & Home Pest News is filled with articles on current horticulture, plant care, pest management, and common household pests written by Iowa State University Extension specialists in the Departments of Entomology, Horticulture and Plant Pathology.

Plant Pathology

Black Mold of Onion

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Bacterial Blight of Lilac

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Black Rot of Crucifers

by Teresa Cotten, Department of Plant Pathology

Virus Diseases of Orchids

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Peach Leaf Curl

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Anthracnose and Black Rot on Grapes

by Mark Gleason, Department of Plant Pathology

Rhizosphaera Needle Cast

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

On-Farm Integrated Pest Management Trials for 1995

by Mark Gleason, Department of Plant Pathology

Quince Rust

by Teresa Cotten, Department of Plant Pathology

Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Hollyhock Rust

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Wilt Diseases of Tomato

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Algae on Turf

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Slime Molds on Turf

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Geranium-Phythium Blackleg

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Browning of Evergreens

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Ash Rust

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Hackberry Witches'-Broom

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Powdery Mildew on Lilac

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Cedar Apple Rust

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Summer Patch and Take-all: Turfgrass Diseases Appearing Now

by Mark Gleason, Department of Plant Pathology

Phytophthora Root Rot on Rhododendron (Azalea)

by Teresa Cotten, Department of Plant Pathology

Juniper Woes

by Teresa Cotten, Department of Plant Pathology

Disease Problems on Rhubarb

by Teresa Cotten, Department of Plant Pathology

Brown Rot of Stone Fruits

by Teresa Cotten, Department of Plant Pathology

Spring is Here, But Why is My Lawn Still Brown?

by Iowa State University

Ash Anthracnose

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Bacterial Spot on Pepper

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Swiss Needle Cast

by Paula Flynn, Department of Plant Pathology

Dead and Dying Trees...the Legacy of 1993

by Mark Gleason, Department of Plant Pathology