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All plants eventually have some type of problem. Identifying the disease or insect pest is the first step to correcting sick plants. Once you know what the bug or disease is, you can usually cure the problem. Let us try to find many of the most common plant problems and easy and least toxic solutions to making your plant healthy.

Plant Diseases
There will always be disease problems in your garden; it’s part of nature. The trick is to catch the problem early, before it spreads. Some problems will disappear with better weather, and others will need intervention on your part. If you find you have the same disease problems in your garden year after year, consider growing disease-resistant varieties.

*Tomato Foliage Disease->
Rose Diseases…………….->
Leaf Galls – Those Odd Bumps on Leaves->

Insect Pests……..>
Not all insects in the garden are bad. It pays to know what you’re dealing with before you spray.

*Common Garden Insect Pests and Controls
*Garden Insect Pest Identification Web Sites
*Houseplant Insect Pest Problems
*Companion Planting – Pairing Plants to Control the Insect Balance
Nutrient Deficiencies…..>
Sometimes a plant is sick, not because of insects or disease, but because it’s not getting the food it needs to grow. Plants will usually signal their nutrient deficiencies with specific symptoms, like yellow veins or pale leaves. Once you diagnose the problem, you need to find the right type of fertilizer to bring the plant back to health.

*Identifying Nutrient Deficiencies
*What’s in Plant Fertilizer
*How to Choose a Healthy Plant
*Keeping Your Plants Growing Healthy
Pesticides-……………………>
Whether or not you’re an organic gardener, pesticides in some form are a fact of life in the garden. Not every plant problem requires a quick fix, but when infestations or a spreading disease become out of control, you need to know the right pesticide to use. Always start with the least toxic solution first and always FOLLOW THE LABEL INSTRUCTIONS.

*Organic Pest and Disease Controls
*Organic Pesticides
*Baking Soda Recipe for Powdery Mildew
*Using Corn Meal as a Pesticide
*Messenger – A Plant Health Activator
Deer and Other Disturbing  Animals…>
They just somehow know the yards with the really tasty plants. Even the most devoted animal lover wants to keep Bambi and friends out of their garden. No method is foolproof, but some methods do work better than others.

*Deer-Resistant Plants
*Deer-Resistant Bulbs
*Voles and Other Rodents
*Four-Legged Garden Pests

Sources:http://gardening.about.com/od/gardenproblems/u/Garden_Pests_and_Problems.htm#s1