Tomato plants have strange looking leaves at top. Can you identify whats wrong and how to help. Plus big plant I think is a weed. Can you tell me what and if so. Is tomato plant problem too much rain??

We seem to get this common invasive plant mostly in our gravel driveway. How important is it to pull it/try to control it? (i.e., what are the downsides to ignoring it) We don’t use herbicides in our yard but I’ve read that one can put agricultural vinegar on it or the Dawn soap/epsom salt/ vinegar combo. Your thoughts?

For the last two years some of my roses have been invaded by what I believe to be curculio beetles. Some reading I have done says that the only way to fight them is to cut off all the buds and blooms and they will "go away". It's mainly my white roses that are affected (John F. Kennedy and Pope John Paul). My other roses (Oregold, Wildfire, Stars and Stripes and Queen Elizabeth) don't seem affected. It will break my heart to cut the buds and blooms off, but they are decimated by this awful little bug.The blooms are just beginning to open. Is that really the best treatment? If so, at what juncture or point on the stem should I trim them? Thank you for any help.

I have around 90 October Glory maple trees on my property and most of them are experiencing leaf curling (picture attached). The new growth and limbs look healthy but the leaves are curling. Any opinion on what might be happening and what I can do about it? Thanks.

I have 16 large tomato plants (4-6 ft tall; half Big Boy Hybrid Heirloom and half Kellogg's Breakfast) in a row in my garden on a lower-and-lean trellis system that I have grown from seed earlier this year. About half of them in the row have some sort of disease (?) resulting in curled and radically deformed leaves and emaciated-looking plants. No yellowing of leaves. See picture #1 and #2. Picture #3 shows left-most three Big Boy plants afflicted with this problem right next to a healthy Big Boy plant...the difference in leaf vigor is visible (all plants are same age). Healthy plants in the entire row of 16 are mixed randomly with emaciated plants with deformed leaves, so it's not all-or-nothing. I water these plants regularly, so it's not water stress, and I have surface fertilized a few times with a mix of 1/3 bone meal + 1/3 kelp meal + 1/3 cottonseed meal (and mixed this stuff in the soil when originally planting seedling outside). They are south-facing and have full mid-day and afternoon/evening sun but filtered morning sun. I've applied no herbicides in the area other than neem oil spray to the plants directly earlier in the spring to prevent insect damage (but not within the last month or so). The problem has been getting worse over the past month. Plants show no insect damage at all. What is wrong and how do I fix it? Thanks!

I am a month into my vegetable garden and have something feasting on the leaves. Attached are k pictures of beans and peppers. Please let me know what you think it is and how to control it. I usually try to be organic but lost a good deal of produce last year to pests so I may choose a non organic solution.

We have a patch of Shiny geranium in an older garden spot. How do we depose of it? That is without spreading the seeds of this noxious weed. We pulled most of it out, and now wondering if we should take it to the transfer station or burn it. Any advice will be helpful. Thank you.

Can you help me identify what is wrong with my two oak trees? I am in the City and County of Denver.

I'm looking to partner with a native landscape designer for my home in Salisbury, MD. Do you have anyone you can recommend, or do you provide that service?

Hi, I had a large amount of English Ivy and wild wineberry plants removed from this area today as it was spreading over my yard. I'm looking for recommendations for low maintenance native pollinator plants (flowering) or shrubs or other suggestions that would grow well here. This is at the top of a slope and gets full sun. Thank you!