Neem oil comes from the seeds of the neem tree (Azadirachta indica), a fast-growing member of the mahogany family native to southeast Asia. Typically expressed via a cold-pressing process, the oil is ...

I’m collecting my supplies and reading gardening articles and have run across several references to “neem oil.” What is it and how do you use it in the garden? Though pest populations are low right ...

Scan the pesticide aisle of your local garden center and you'll likely see several products containing neem oil. They'll usually be labeled as safe for organic gardening, unlike synthetic chemicals.

Neem oil naturally controls pests like aphids and thrips but should be used carefully to protect bees and tender plants. Apply in the morning or evening, avoid extreme temps, and test on a small leaf ...

This week's gardening column includes advice for handling a variety of viruses, fungal disease and pests that like to snack ...

Neem is an herb from the neem tree, which may have some potential benefits, such as supporting dental health and hair care. However, more research is necessary. In traditional Ayurvedic medicine, ...

Neem oil can control unwanted pests. Combine it with warm water and dish soap and spray plants once a week for prevention.

Spider mites cause leaf damage and webbing, often hiding under leaves and feeding on plant nutrients, which weakens plants over time. Neem oil kills mites at all life stages without harming ...

This multipurpose oil has applications beyond the kitchen. Olive oil is perfect for cooking. It contains healthy fats that lower inflammation and cholesterol, and can be used in everything from salad ...

Neem oil all-natural tree extract shows up in beauty products, health care and a wide range of agricultural applications. There is a bit of confusion out there on how useful neem oil is for plants.

This week's gardening column also includes guidance for handling aphids and black spots from sooty mold and advises patience ...