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Lynne Forlenza
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RUST & MILDEW~~WHICH PRODUCT??
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Hi everyone!I have a problem with Rust on my Hydrangea & HollyHocks & Mildew on other things like Bee Balm & Zukes. I did plant a Mildew-resistant Bee Balm, but don't want to remove the o…
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lynne Forlenza Mar 12.
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I bought some Physan 20 for my Rust problem & have used it twice at the first sight of rust. It seems to be working, but then (And I'm really embarrassed about this) I saw all the warnings on the label. I got the feeling I should be wearing a HazMat…
Thanks so much Bill. I'll order the Physan then & cross my fingers. Will also copy your reply off to remind me & let you know how it works out for me.
The Physan will take care of the rust as well as other fungal and bacteria problems. It's a great product and completely biodegrades in 48 hours so there is no residual to worry about. Use at two teaspoons/gallon of water and thoroughly wet the plan…
Hi everyone!I have a problem with Rust on my Hydrangea & HollyHocks & Mildew on other things like Bee Balm & Zukes. I did plant a Mildew-resistant Bee Balm, but don't want to remove the other one if I can treat it. I see that there are two natural p…
Thank you Dina! It was my first year, & here in the North Country our season is short, so giving them lots of time is important. Then we had SO much rain! But I got about 14 real beauties. They were just so much fun to grow!
look at that perfect pumpkin!
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- At 2:37pm on March 12, 2010,
haley mills said…
- I have several different colors in one container.
only had 1 picture of them on this computer.
wish I could find the picture of the Sunrise tea rose.
its orange and yellow. so pretty.
- At 2:35pm on March 12, 2010,
haley mills said…
- My sons teacher taught we couldnt grow Dahlias here, but we can.
maybe you can try.
- At 10:21am on March 12, 2010,
haley mills said…
- I actually dug up and broke one of my Cali Lily bulbs a couple of days ago.
I planted a Dahlia last year, (first one) the thing got so heavy that it fell over
staked it up as much as possible.
Thing just kept flowering these 5 to 6 inches across, mixed pink yellow, and white.
the more I cut the flowers off the more it grow more.
Trying more this year and like 6 different colors.
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