Jack Miller

You can get rid of invasive lily of the valley, but it takes persistence and the right strategy.   This deceptively pretty plant spreads aggressively through underground roots called rhizomes, and it can quickly take over a garden bed or lawn.   If you’ve been battling this fragrant but fierce invader, you already know that … Read more

You can get rid of Japanese beetles on canna lilies by combining hand-picking, natural sprays, and preventive garden practices.   These shiny, metallic-green pests can shred your canna leaves and stunt those beautiful blooms if you don’t act quickly.   Learning how to get rid of Japanese beetles on canna lilies is all about timing, … Read more

You can get rid of flies on peace lily by targeting the real reason they’re hanging around, which is almost always fungus gnats breeding in damp soil.   These tiny flies on peace lily plants aren’t just a random annoyance, they’re a sign that your potting mix is staying too wet for too long.   … Read more

To get rid of fungus gnats in peace lily, you need to target both the adult flies and the larvae living in the moist soil.   Getting rid of fungus gnats in peace lily plants starts with understanding that these tiny pests are more than just a nuisance, they can stress your beloved houseplant.   … Read more

You can get rid of ditch lilies by digging up their dense tuberous root systems, but you have to be thorough and persistent because these tough perennials bounce back from even the smallest root fragment.   Getting rid of ditch lilies is a challenge many gardeners face, especially if these orange daylilies have been allowed … Read more