Potting Press Releases

Press Releases

Bay Area Hydroponics Supplies Company, GeoPot Announces New Product Features
www.prweb.com | Nov 15, 2011
GeoPot, a company in Petaluma which specializes in fabric plant containers, announces that they have added new features to their GeoPot products.

Jolly Lane Greenhouse recommends planting amaryllis bulbs now for upcoming holiday season | PRLog
www.prlog.org | Oct 27, 2011
Jolly Lane Greenhouse recommends planting amaryllis bulbs now for upcoming holiday season. Amaryllis bulbs are well-suited for fall planting because they bloom just in time for Christmas, making beautiful holiday decorations. - PR11709075

Freeze won't kill chinch bugs - OrlandoSentinel.com
www.orlandosentinel.com | Feb 4, 2011
Q: How much cold weather is required to kill chinch bugs? I heard South Florida residents have to treat all year long?

Scientists Release First Cultivated 'Å helo Berry for Hawaii / September 24, 2010 / News from the
www.ars.usda.gov | Sep 24, 2010
Information Staff, Agricultural Research Service, USDA. Communicating news and information about scientific research.

Bad Breath Prompts Insects to Keel Over - Technology & science - Science - DiscoveryNews.com -
www.msnbc.msn.com | Aug 10, 2010
People may feign falling over backwards after smelling bad breath, but new research shows some insects actually do keel over when they detect warm, humid mammal breath.

Rain triggers pests, diseases | The Columbus Dispatch
www.dispatch.com | Jun 20, 2010
Garden problems related to wet weather and soggy soil continue. Slugs, earwigs, mushrooms and other fungi and lawn diseases are prevalent.

Get rig of the slugs and snails in your garden
www.examiner.com | May 21, 2010
ISnails are pretty, but they love to eat your garden. (photo by Tijmen van Dobbenburgh) Spring and early summer in Baltimore were very rainy. Besides enjoying a lush, green, quickly growing yard, many local residents are now battling slugs …

These practices may help alleviate loss of honeybees
www.post-gazette.com | Apr 11, 2010
These mites are classified as spiders rather than insects, so beekeepers have used pesticides called miticides to control them in their hives. These products, as well as many classes of insecticides including products such as imidacloprid, have been ...

Protecting tulips from pests and diseases - Telegraph
www.telegraph.co.uk | Mar 7, 2010
Sarah Raven's tips on protecting your tulips from grey squirrels and tulip fire.

Melbourne on cane toad alert - Yahoo!7 News
au.news.yahoo.com | Dec 15, 2009
Melbournians are being urged to look out for cane toads after a 14-year-old discovered one of the pests in a suburban shopping centre.