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Trouble in Paradise

Most bulbs are rarely bothered by insects or diseases, and heirloom bulbs are especially tough. (That’s how they’ve survived so long.) The best way to help yours stay healthy is simply to give them what they need to thrive, starting with the right hardiness zone, sun, soil, moisture, nutrients, and good air circulation.

But no garden can be completely trouble-free, so here are links to help you control some of the most common insects and diseases your bulbs might encounter.

daffodil bulb fly

gladiolus thrips

red lily leaf beetle (which also attacks Fritillaria)

pests and diseases on iris

powdery mildew on peonies

potato leaf-hopper on dahlias

canna leaf-roller.

If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, or in the “Pests & Diseases” section of our Newsletter Archives, email us at help@oldhousegardens.com and we’ll do our best to help!