layered garden beds. Finally, Dubow draws a parallel between the celebrity “cutout” dress fashion trend and fenestrated plants — those with holes in their leaves, like split-leaf ...

A lack of iron, on the other hand, typically results in yellowing between the veins of younger ... as they can damage plants by feeding on their leaves, stems, or roots. Common garden pests ...

Turning the leaf over will reveal pinkish-orange, spindle-shaped lesions, which are limited to the veins of leaves ... and use plant spacing which allows adequate airflow through the canopy. Remove ...

that is chew between the major veins; older caterpillars consume entire leaves. Feeding can potentially be severe, although plants typically survive the defoliation. White stripes running lengthwise ...

Larger caterpillars chew large, ragged holes in the leaves leaving the large veins intact ... row covers made up of lightweight all-purpose garden fabric keep the adult moths from laying eggs on ...

(Megan McMullen/Homestead Gardens via AP) This image provided by Costa Farms shows a Monstera Esqueleto plant in Florida. Plants with fenestrated -- or hole-y -- leaves have been popular among ...