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A Homegrown Family - Garden Pests

Garden Pests

08/05/23 • 17 min

A Homegrown Family

Beetles, worms, and borers, oh my! In this episode, we talk about garden pests like the crucifer flea beetle, imported cabbage worm, and the vine squash borer. Learn about preferred host plants and different preventative measures or strategies to help prevent the demise of your garden by the mandibles of these insect pests.

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: ahomegrownfam

Resources:

Vine Squash Borer

Crucifer Flea Beetle

Imported Cabbage Moth

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Beetles, worms, and borers, oh my! In this episode, we talk about garden pests like the crucifer flea beetle, imported cabbage worm, and the vine squash borer. Learn about preferred host plants and different preventative measures or strategies to help prevent the demise of your garden by the mandibles of these insect pests.

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: ahomegrownfam

Resources:

Vine Squash Borer

Crucifer Flea Beetle

Imported Cabbage Moth

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Bountiful Harvest including Garlic

The hard work in the garden is finally paying off! Join my brother David and I as we talk harvesting produce, specifically cauliflower and garlic. We also discussed some of the differences between hardneck and softneck garlic, and when should one harvest garlic and how should it be stored.

David’s Garlic Variety Trial:

Musik – largest cloves
Chesnok Red – medium sized
Germain Porcelain – large cloves
Northern White – medium sized
Spanish Roja – small cloves
Vietnamese Red – small cloves

Email: [email protected]

I posted a video on my Instagram on when to harvest cauliflower. Check it out!

Instagram: ahomegrownfam

Resources:

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map

Hardneck vs Softneck Garlic

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Winter Hardy Pears

Listen in as I summarize what I learned recently by attending the NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center field day. Focusing on pears grown in the Upper Midwest, I discuss a little bit about everything regarding pears. What rootstock and cultivars to consider growing. The difference between hard and soft pears. The pros and cons of traditional style orchards and high density trellis systems. When should pears get pruned? When should pears get harvested? What type of potential pests or problems do I need to be aware of when growing pears? These are all questions answered in this episode.

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: ahomegrownfam

Resources:

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map

Sweetland Orchard - Gretchen Merryweather

Fedco Seeds

St. Lawrence Nurseries

Schlabach – 585-798-6198

Ugly Stub Pruning for Fire Blight

Growing Fruit in the Upper Midwest

Recommended pear rootstock options: OHF87(75%); OHF97(full size)

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