Have an infestation of the tiny sap-suckers in your garden? Here are five ways to get rid of aphids before they damage your indoor or outdoor plants.

Aphids will stay away from plants when you spray simple 2-ingredient solution Aphids can be pesky little insects to deal with, as they suck the sap out of your garden plants. Garden designer Ish ...

Bonide fruit tree spray acts as a fungicide, insecticide, miticide, and nematicide for your fruit trees. Here's what to know about applying it.

Most insect problems (aphids on the leaves and worms in the fruit) are best treated in the early spring, so make a note of what bugs plagued your trees this year and be ready to deal with them ...

Savio said: The cottony fuzz is from woolly apple aphids. Wash it off with a stiff spray from the hose, making sure to get into the crevasses to dislodge the bug.

A: Your tree is infested with woolly apple aphids. This is a relatively common pest of apple trees in our area, but there are so many beneficial insects and birds that feed on them, the woolly ...

You could spray with water from a spray bottle and wipe off the aphids, or use a stronger spray from the hose, holding your hand behind the affected parts of the plant so you don't damage them ...