Integrated Pest Management (I.P.M.) for Cabbage Looper
Learn eco-friendly methods to control cabbage loopers while protecting crops.
Category: Problems
Cranberry Rootworm Beetle
The Cranberry Rootworm Beetle (Rhabdopterus picipes) is a nocturnal pest that feeds on the foliage of woody landscape plants, leaving C-shaped holes in leaves. Though the beetles remain hidden during the day, their damage resembles hail impact. Effective management includes cultural practices to maintain plant health and targeted insecticide applications. Learn how to identify, prevent, and control this beetle to protect your landscape.
Storm & Weather Damage
Learn how to assess plant damage and promote recovery after severe weather.
Barklice
Discover how these harmless insects benefit trees by cleaning bark surfaces.
Maple Diseases & Insect Pests
Learn how to identify and manage common maple diseases and insect pests in South Carolina landscapes, including leaf spots, aphids, scale insects, and borers.
Pesticide Safety
Learn how to apply pesticides responsibly and safely in your home and garden.
Granulate Ambrosia Beetle (Xylosandrus crassiusculus)
Learn how to detect and control this invasive wood-boring pest.
This Month in Your Garden June 2023
Coastal Region – Brad Fowler Managing fire ants in the landscape can sometimes be difficult, but applying fire ant baits in early June, when ants are foraging, can help keep them under...
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report- May 22, 2023
Coastal Region Zack Snipes We got some much needed rain last week to settle the dust and push crops forward. Growers should be aware of the possibility of increased disease pressure this week with...
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report- May 15, 2023
Statewide Tony Keinath – Extension Vegetable Pathologist The Emerging Viruses in Cucurbits Working Group (EVCWG) is a national effort to improve the detection and management of virus diseases on all...
Crawfish Chimneys
Learn how to address crawfish mounds and minimize lawn damage
Pesticide Application Tips
Learn how to maximize pesticide effectiveness while minimizing risks