How to identify pine resin canker or gray mould?
Pine resin canker is a fungal disease that affects the trunks and branches of pine trees, causing wounds that leak resin. This disease can lead to weakening, deformation and death…
Rust of pine and spruce: What should you know?
Rust is one of the most common and dangerous fungal diseases of conifers, which can lead to the drying out and death of plants. Rust affects various types of conifers,…
Schütte is a disease of conifers: Varieties and signs
Conifers are an indispensable element of landscape design that creates an atmosphere of comfort, freshness and beauty. However, conifers also need careful maintenance and protection from various diseases that can…
Ips acuminatus & Ips typographus.How to spot it in time?
Bark beetles are a group of insects that belong to the family Curculionidae and the subfamily Scolytinae. These insects feed on the bark and wood of conifers, especially pine and…
Insect pests of pines: how to identify them?
Pines are beautiful and useful trees that are a feature of our forests, parks and gardens. However, pines are also attractive to many insect pests that can cause serious damage.…
Autumn garden care: What is worth knowing?
Autumn is the time when the garden needs special attention and care. The autumn planting season will help prepare plants for winter, improve soil conditions, prevent diseases and pests,…
Pine ophiostomosis, what to do?
Pine ophiostomosis is caused by fungi of the genera Ophiostoma, Ceratocystis and Grosmannia. The wood on the sections of the plant has a bluish color. By the nature of the…
Pine fusarium
Pine fusarium, also known as tracheomycosis, is one of the most dangerous pine diseases caused by a fungus of the genus Fusarium. This disease can affect all types of pine,…
Wilting of young shoots of spruce (Sirococcus)
Wilting of young shoots of spruce, caused by fungi of the genus Sirococcus, is a serious problem for many types of coniferous plants, such as spruce, fir and almost all…
Prevention of thuja diseases in the spring
Prevention of thuja diseases in the spring is an important aspect of caring for these plants. Thuja is a popular evergreen that can be prone to some diseases, especially in…
Spring care of pine trees: importance and benefits for plants
Spring is a time of renewal and growth of many plants, including Scots pine. When the snow melts and the temperature rises, the pines begin to wake up from their…
Lawn: fungal diseases
Fungal lawn diseases can cause many problems, such as the appearance, health and longevity of your lawn. Here are a few types of fungal diseases that can occur on a…
Oak wilt syndrome, or dry top disease
Oak wilt syndrome, or dry top disease, is caused by the fungi Phytophthora ramorum and Phytophthora kernoviae and is a serious disease that can lead to massive dieback of oaks.…
Juniper Rust: Understanding the Threat to Juniper Trees
Juniper is a popular type of evergreen tree commonly found in many regions of the world. They are known for their hardiness and versatility, making them a popular choice for…
Tree diseases caused by fungi
Peptic ulcer of the tree. The person who chooses a tree in the Garden Center has a task - to grow a fast-growing healthy tree that can fight the penetration…
Autumn top dressing of coniferous plants
Conifers are evergreen plants, they desperately need feeding, especially in the autumn period. Autumn is the best time to provide plants with reserves of nutrients and trace elements. It is…
Yellowing of pine needles
Did your evergreen plant start to turn yellow in the spring? The usual time of seasonal fall of needles is autumn and this is a natural process. Therefore, you need…
Autumn in the garden … What moments in preparing the garden for winter are most relevant today
I suggest you go into the garden and look carefully, approach the deciduous trees. Now, before the leaves have fallen, it is easy to see where there are problems. Broken…
Boxwood – planting, growing, care
Much has been said lately about boxwood pests and diseases. I would like to dwell on the planting, cultivation and care of boxwood.Boxwood is a wonderful ornamental evergreen deciduous plant…
Regenerative agriculture – what is it?
Regenerative agriculture is, in other words, regenerative agriculture, where farmers rely on natural soil fertility to produce food, a return to traditional practices that include farming practices used several generations…
Powdery mildew
Powdery mildew - a common fungal disease that affects practically any tree species, as well as fruit, berry and vegetable crops. It appears as a white floury substance on the…
Today in Kyiv, the GreenClinic LifeScience Ukraine team tested the technology of treating chestnuts from the passing moth for the first time.
GreenClinic LifeScience Ukraine in partnership with Syngenta offers a new innovative and effective way to treat chestnuts, which protects trees from the passing chestnut moth. Today in Kyiv on Ivan…
Are pines sick? You here!
What do we expect when we invest in a plot of land located in a green area, including a forest? Silence, clean air, towering pines and the smell of pine…
Why do thuja turn yellow and brown?
Pine, a genus of coniferous trees of the pine family. These are evergreen trees that can live 400-600 years. But what to do if your pine is not so green,…
Birds. Defenders of the forest
We are surrounded by sounds, and if the ear catches the nightingale's song, the lark's trill, the chirping of a sparrow or the voice of a cuckoo, involuntarily the eye…