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April Beneficial Insects Honeybee Striped earwig Cultural Tips Benefits of mulching Dull mower blade injury Fertilizing shrubs and trees Prune spring-flowering plants Lawn Diseases Dollar spot Pythium blight Spring Dead Spot Lawn Insects Mole crickets Red imported fire ant Ornamental Diseases Azalea leaf gall Black spot of rose Cedar-apple rust Iris leaf spot Ornamental Insects Azalea lace bug Bagworm Vegetable Insects Cutworm Flea beetle Leaffooted bug Mexican bean beetle Weeds Chickweed Crabgrass Dandelion Florida betony Yellow nutsedge	May Beneficial Insects Honeybee Lady beetle Cultural Tips Benefits of mulching Dull mower blade injury Fertilizing Turfgrass Iron chlorosis Prune spring-flowering plants Lawn Diseases Brown patch Pythium blight Lawn Insects Cutworm Ornamental Diseases Black spot of rose Botrytis blight Entomosporium leaf spot Oak leaf blister Powdery mildew Ornamental Insects Aphids Bagworm Mealybug Vegetable Diseases Early blight Gummy stem blight Powdery mildew Squash fruit rot Vegetable Insects Aphids Greenstriped cucumber beetle Leaffooted bug Slugs and snails Squash vine borer Weeds Ground ivy Yellow nutsedge Yellow woodsorrel	June Beneficial Insects Assassin bug Damsel bug Green lacewing Honeybee Parasitic wasps Syrphid fly larva Cultural Tips Benefits of mulching Dull mower blade injury Fertilizing Turfgrass Prune spring-flowering plants Thatch Lawn Diseases Fairy ring Gray leaf spot Pythium blight Slime mold Lawn Insects Mole crickets White grub Ornamental Diseases Botrytis blight Brown rot Entomosporium leaf spot Powdery mildew Ornamental Insects Aphids Thrips Whitefly Vegetable Diseases Bacterial wilt Bean anthracnose Blossom-end rot Gummy stem blight Southern blight Vegetable Insects Leaffooted bug Mites Pickleworm Squash vine borer Tomato hornworm Whiteflies

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Last Revised: May 6, 1997

The mission of Clemson University's Department of Horticulture is to promote personal and professional growth through the discovery, communication, and application of horticultural experiences, knowledge, and scholarship. Our work fosters environmental stewardship while improving economic wellbeing, health, and quality of life for all.

Horticulture Department
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences
Information: 864-656-6355 FAX: 864-656-4960

Department of Horticulture
E-143 Poole Agricultural Center
Box 340319
(Street Address: 50 Cherry Rd.)
Clemson University
Clemson, South Carolina 29634-0319

Linda D. Alexander, Department Webmaster ( lalxndr@clemson.edu)