NORTH COAST GARDENING: Dealing with summer problems Summer has arrived along with two notorious problems that plague many gardens. Powdery mildew and tent caterpillars often make themselves known in June, just when the yard starts looking its best.
June 20, 2013 - Eureka Times-Standard
Flood damage now fixed, Bayh Center ready for dedication Elwood took a second whack today at rededicating its Birch Bayh Community Center. After $50,000 and months of work to fix its collapsing floor and add drainage to prevent mold and mildew, the center was originally slated to be rededicated in April.
June 20, 2013 - The Herald Bulletin
Alan Titchmarsh in Offaly Express There's the wonderful Rosa rugosa - the flowers look like crepe paper, don't get mildew or blackspot, make waist-high informal hedges and have hips following the flowers,Alan adds.
Gil Haskell in TheNewsTribune.com You'd go in there, and it smelled awful, and everybody had a cold in a couple weeks because of all the mildew on the walls,Haskell said.
Jeff Bezos in Atlantic Online We even got into how books smell,Bezos told me. "We did research, and found that the smell is mostly glue - glue and maybe mildew. We joked that maybe we should have a spritzer on the [Kindle] that would send out that smell."