Jack Miller

You can get rid of lily leaf beetle larvae by hand-picking them off your plants and dropping them into soapy water.   This is the most direct and effective way to tackle these destructive pests before they munch their way through your lilies.   If you’ve been spotting orange-brown slimy blobs on the undersides of … Read more

You can get rid of lily beetle larvae naturally by handpicking them off your plants, using beneficial nematodes in the soil, and applying organic sprays like neem oil or insecticidal soap.   These bright red beetles and their disgusting slug-like larvae can strip your lilies and fritillaries down to the stem in a matter of … Read more

You can get rid of lily beetle eggs by checking the undersides of leaves and stems and manually removing them before they hatch.   The best time to get rid of lily beetle eggs is during the early spring when adult beetles first emerge and start laying their red-orange clusters.   These eggs are tiny … Read more

You can get rid of lilies in your garden by digging up their bulbs, but getting rid of lilies completely often takes persistence.   If you’ve been wondering how to get rid of lilies without harming your other plants, you’re in the right place.   Getting rid of lilies for good means tackling both the … Read more

You can get rid of lilies in a pond, but it takes patience and a solid plan.   If you’ve been wondering how to get rid of lilies in a pond without harming your fish or the overall ecosystem, you’re in the right place.   Pond lilies, especially water lilies and lily pads, can quickly … Read more