FOR THAT UNWELCOME MEDITERRANEAN LOOK
The powdery white coating I notice on leaves of my peony and lilac plants gives them a very Mediterranean look. Not attractive, though, at least to me, because that’s a sign of disease, appropriately called powdery mildew. If I look around the garden, the disease is probably showing itself, or soon to do so, on a wide variety of plants, including phlox, zinnia, squash, gooseberry, and many more. I’ve had it. You’ve probably had it. What can we do about it? Read more on my latest blog post, here.