The colder and snowier it gets, the more precious birds visiting feeders become. They utilize feeders as other food sources more commonly found in warmer months of the years become

The magnolia scale (Neolecanium cornuparvum) can grow up to ½ inch in length, making it one of the largest native scale insects found in the United States. Its host range

Many species of ants invade lawns throughout New England. Ants normally prefer dry, well drained soils which have a low water holding capacity. They can be pests in turfgrass areas

Blossom end rot is a noninfectious, physiological disorder of tomatoes and peppers, caused by a localized calcium deficiency in the blossom-end of the fruit.  On both tomato and pepper, symptoms