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Insects, Diseases, Critters

            
Insects Diseases Critters
Anthracnose
Ants
ANTS AT A GLANCE
Rarely, if ever, damage plants 
"Farm" aphids and other sap-sucking insects for the honeydew they produce Colonies spend the winter underground in garden litter, or some times inside your  house
Aphids
APHIDS
These small (1/6-inch) pear-shaped, soft bodied insects cluster in tight groups on  juicy new growth. Aphids may be green, black, brown, gray, red, pink, or yellow.  Some species have preferred target plants. Piercing mouthparts suck sap from  plants. They may spread viral diseases.
apple scab
Armored Scales
Bagworms
BAGWORMS
These small brown caterpillars surround themselves with tapered bags made from foliage and silk.
Bark Beetles (Flitters and Fliers)
Beetles
black spot
blossom end rot (tomatoes)
Borers
cabbage lopper
canker worms
Cankers 
Chinch bugs (Blissus species)
Cicadas
Codling moths
colo. potato beetle
corn earworm
Cotton or Texas root rot
Cottony cushion Scales 
crown gall
cucumber beetle
cutworm
flatheaded borer
flea beetles
Flying Ants
Glassy winged sharpshooter
Miller Moth
Army Cutworm

Scaled insect pests
White Flies
Bacterial wilt
curly top virus
damping off
Fire blight
Fusarium and verticillium wilt
Grass blight
Pine Pitch Canker

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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