Apple and pear trees can thrive with the help of an underrated herb, which has several reasons for being an excellent ...

‘Citrus leaf curling can be caused by a variety of factors, including environmental stress like drought or overwatering, nutrient deficiencies, pest infestations such as aphids or mites, or diseases ...

Prevent tree stress: The best way to prevent mealybugs is to avoid tree stress and irrigate during periods of drought, and ...

I was checking in with one of my favorite clients and she said, First, come look at my lime tree, I think it might have some of those newish citrus pests.

Luckily, citrus trees don't need to live alone and can benefit from the addition of a few strategic neighbors. Whether your tree needs help with pests, soil conditions, or you just want some ...

Hornbaker encouraged residents with questions or those who may have seen insects on their citrus trees or have a situation requiring attention, to call CDFA’s Pest Hotline at (800) 491-1899.

Inspect trees for the Asian citrus psyllid and HLB whenever watering, spraying, pruning or tending trees. If you spot the pest or disease, call the California Department of Food and Agriculture ...

Bakersfield College and the Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Program are hosting a meeting for students and the public Wednesday morning about the Asian citrus psyllid, a dangerous citrus tree pest.

The Asian citrus psyllid is a type of jumping plant louse that carries Huanglongbing — a bacterial tree infection for which there is no cure. Infected trees can produce misshapen and bitter fruit.

Asian citrus psyllids, invasive insects that measure about one-eighth of an inch long, can spread bacteria that kill citrus trees.