When we talk about garden pests, a couple of common culprits come to mind – snails, slugs and caterpillars are often our main ...

There are a few common plants that are likely to attract pests into your garden - but an expert says there's no need to get rid of them, and you can just banish the pests with a few tips ...

Tomatoes are a draw for larger critters like rabbits, squirrels, and deer, but also attracts an array of insects, including hornworms, whiteflies, aphids, stink bugs, and hornworms.

There are around 500 aphid species in the UK and are notorious for their rapid reproduction and can form dense colonies, weakening plants and extracting vital nutrients.

These pests pose serious health risks to your family and pets, including hantavirus, leptospirosis, salmonellosis, and tapeworms, as well as causing significant damage to your garden.

Having a perfect garden can be a difficult task to upkeep, especially when insects and bugs cause problems. Ants can be a nuisance in gardens as they sometimes nest in plant pots and compost bins.

UK families are being urged to take urgent action in their gardens as the deadly mosquito-borne Usutu virus threatens ...

Warning issued against garden bugs that ... There are around 500 aphid species in the UK and are notorious for their rapid ... powdery mildew and rose rust are very common and can mean ...