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    VINE invading my entire yard

    This vine is thought to be wild muskadine ...it runs roots under the ground to spread; it spreads rapidly and grows very rapidly. It is...
    Thread by: carol mitchell, Mar 22, 2008, 2 replies, in forum: Garden Pest Management and Identification
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    Diseased Camellias not responding to 10% permithrine

    I am not sure of anything- I just thought that wood pecker wounds would be more random than in such a tight honeycomb -like pattern ....but that...
    Post by: carol mitchell, Apr 24, 2007 in forum: Garden Pest Management and Identification
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    Diseased Camellias not responding to 10% permithrine

    Re: Diseased Camellias not responding to 10% permithrine HERE ARE THE PICTURES Sprayed wounds directly with pyrathrine. still need ideas, I have...
    Post by: carol mitchell, Apr 24, 2007 in forum: Garden Pest Management and Identification
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    jasmin

    What, if anything, has changed? ie: rainfall, frost or freeze this winter? What region are you ? Have you checked the plant close to the ground...
    Post by: carol mitchell, Apr 21, 2007 in forum: Woody Plants
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    Iris's no buds

    Re: Irises / age : I and my mother have had Iris that are as old as I am ( 44) and they continue to bloom , as any thing( bulbs) as they age they...
    Post by: carol mitchell, Apr 21, 2007 in forum: Annuals, Biennials, Perennials, Ferns and Bulbs
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    Diseased Camellias not responding to 10% permithrine

    yes , Pyretrin is the product....sorry for the error ( I was a bit sleep deprived ) and if you reread my 1st post it is a water hose spraying I...
    Post by: carol mitchell, Apr 19, 2007 in forum: Garden Pest Management and Identification
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    Diseased Camellias not responding to 10% permithrine

    I have some varying aged , different varieties of Camellia trees all with some kind of insect / bark boring disease. The bark has ( I think ) a...
    Thread by: carol mitchell, Apr 19, 2007, 10 replies, in forum: Garden Pest Management and Identification
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