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Arkansas Online on 2023-01-07 09:07

IN THE GARDEN: Sap-sucking scale insects thrive on plants overwintering indoors

I am attempting to send you a picture of my angels trumpet after I took it inside. All the leaves fell off, and a white mold-looking substance started ...

Janet B. Carson

University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service

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