Now you’ve started your garden and everything looks great until one day everything looks nearly dead. Your plants leaves begin to fall off and suddenly holes begin to show up. You’re clueless about where they came from or how to fix it — I get it. Plants are living organisms and can experience diseases that can be cured and/or treated.

We found this amazing graphic at ProFlowers.com and figured you might want to take a look and save it!

Here’s how to identify plant diseases and what you need to do to fix them!

 

 

I suggest always fight with organic options to prevent and treat plant infestations and diseases. Below are some affordable options you can find at Amazon. 

Jasmine

Jasmine is your everyday multidimensional plant lover and new mama who loves black women and plants so much, she created Black Girls With Gardens! There are 3 things you'll find Jasmine doing separately or simultaneously: 1. Planning for BGWG 2. Plant Shopping 3. Doing both with her baby girl! Go figure!

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