The University of Georgia Extension offers a comprehensive library of free, peer-reviewed plant disease publications. Key titles for homeowners:
Visit the UGA Extension Horticulture site for the full list. Note: Some recommended plants in older publications may be invasive (e.g., English ivy, mimosa, ligustrum). Cross-reference with the Georgia Exotic Pest Plant Council and Georgia Native Plant Society for native alternatives.
Marigold Wilt Not Responding to Dimethoate: Bacterial Wilt or Other Fungus—Try Neem, Then Replace
Purple Hibiscus (Alyogyne) Blood-Like Leaf Spots: Species ID and Care
Azalea Silvery Leaves: Check for Mites/Lace Bugs, Then Fertilize
Spider Mites on Indoor Rose: Systemic Treatment for Long-Term Control
Robellini Palm Browning: Root/Crown Rot from Excess Water
Fungal Disease on Gardenias: Copper-Based Organic Treatment
Brown Bumps Under Orchid Leaves: Scale Insect Identification and Eradication
Deciduous Dendrobium Leaf Drop and Scale Insect Treatment
Identifying and Treating Spider Mites on Kentia or Majesty Palm
Umbrella Plant (Schefflera) Brown Spots on New Growth: Pest or Disease?
Hibiscus Pest Crisis Indoors: Aphids/Thrips + Sooty Mold? Shower & Soap Treatment
Sudden Tomato & Flower Wilting in Las Vegas: Disease or Water?
Aloe Plant Diseases: Identification, Treatment, and Prevention
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