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Controlling Garden Pests Indoors
Follow this indoor gardening tip to keep the garden pests away.
National Gardening Association
Mealybugs
Q. Now that I've brought my plants indoors for the winter, I'm starting to see a lot of bugs. Help!
A. Some of those bugs may have ridden inside with your plants and must now be thinking that they're in the best of all possible worlds: lush plant growth and warm temperatures. Here's how to get rid of the pesky critters:
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