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Pests, Diseases and Cures

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  1. chkm8

    My Maple is dying

    I can't access your photograph , but are you sure you are not overwatering this tree?
    I can't access your photograph , but are you sure you are not overwatering this tree?
    I can't access your photograph , but are you sure you are not overwatering this tree?
    I can't access your photograph , but are you sure you are not overwatering this tree?
    chkm8, Jun 11, 2006
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    whis4ey
    Oct 9, 2007
  2. carolS

    advice on mouldy Crab Apple

    These are Malus sargentii apples.
    These are Malus sargentii apples.
    These are Malus sargentii apples.
    These are Malus sargentii apples.
    carolS, Oct 8, 2007
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    Palustris
    Oct 8, 2007
  3. Sandy Loam

    Snails -- no trouble?

    In London where, would that be?
    In London where, would that be?
    In London where, would that be?
    In London where, would that be?
    Sandy Loam, Sep 8, 2007
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    miraflores
    Oct 8, 2007
  4. Scotkat

    Ceanothus looking poorly

    If it is deciduous then my guess would be that its just colouring up early. Its been a funny year and many trees down here have decided to "call it a day", early.
    If it is deciduous then my guess would be that its just colouring up early. Its been a funny year and many trees down here have decided to "call it a day", early.
    If it is deciduous then my guess would be that its just colouring up early. Its been a funny year and many trees down here have decided to "call it a day", early.
    If it is deciduous then my guess would be that its just colouring up early. Its been a funny year and many trees down here have decided to "call it a day", early.
    Scotkat, Oct 6, 2007
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    pete
    Oct 7, 2007
  5. Banana Man

    Flies on my Dasylirion...

    Yeah, I think my seedlings have a long way to go. :D
    Yeah, I think my seedlings have a long way to go. :D
    Yeah, I think my seedlings have a long way to go. :D
    Yeah, I think my seedlings have a long way to go. :D
    Banana Man, Oct 7, 2007
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    pete
    Oct 7, 2007
  6. accidentalgardener

    MASS EXODUS OF SLUGS!

    i have a lack of slugs but not snails but i wont go into that :mad: keepin getting the odd snail half way up my front door ooohhhhh
    i have a lack of slugs but not snails but i wont go into that :mad: keepin getting the odd snail half way up my front door ooohhhhh
    i have a lack of slugs but not snails but i wont go into that :mad: keepin getting the odd snail half way up my front door ooohhhhh
    i have a lack of slugs but not snails but i wont go into that :mad: keepin getting the odd snail half way up my front door ooohhhhh
    accidentalgardener, Oct 1, 2007
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    intermiplants
    Oct 5, 2007
  7. seeker of knowledge

    The mountaineering mole

    Hi Seeker Of Knowledge, contrary to common beleif, moles don't just burry underground, they will also travel above ground at night, when it is quietest, so my guess is it's climbed up there.
    Hi Seeker Of Knowledge, contrary to common beleif, moles don't just burry underground, they will also travel above ground at night, when it is quietest, so my guess is it's climbed up there.
    Hi Seeker Of Knowledge, contrary to common beleif, moles don't just burry underground, they will also travel above ground at night, when it is quietest, so my guess is it's climbed up there.
    Hi Seeker Of Knowledge, contrary to common beleif, moles don't just burry underground, they will also travel above ground at night, when it is quietest, so my guess is it's climbed up there.
    seeker of knowledge, Oct 3, 2007
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    BekiMac
    Oct 4, 2007
  8. compost maker

    Whats tis bark disease

    Hi Will the bark grow back then? Do you know what caused it?
    Hi Will the bark grow back then? Do you know what caused it?
    Hi Will the bark grow back then? Do you know what caused it?
    Hi Will the bark grow back then? Do you know what caused it?
    compost maker, Sep 30, 2007
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    compost maker
    Oct 3, 2007
  9. compost maker

    Canker on Gleditsia HELP

    Hopefully this will help identify it.
    Hopefully this will help identify it.
    Hopefully this will help identify it.
    Hopefully this will help identify it.
    compost maker, Sep 12, 2007
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    compost maker
    Sep 30, 2007
  10. Celia

    poorly skimmia

    Hi Fran, it's planted in the ground in a raised bed. The soil isn't particularly good and doesn't retain moisture too well but everything else is growing really well. The nasturtiums are sending...
    Hi Fran, it's planted in the ground in a raised bed. The soil isn't particularly good and doesn't retain moisture too well but everything else is growing really well. The nasturtiums are sending out shoots all over the garden, the magnolia is fine as is the other skimmia which is a male/female...
    Hi Fran, it's planted in the ground in a raised bed. The soil isn't particularly good and doesn't retain moisture too well but everything else is growing really well. The nasturtiums are sending out shoots all over the garden, the magnolia is...
    Hi Fran, it's planted in the ground in a raised bed. The soil isn't particularly good and doesn't retain moisture too well but everything else is growing really well. The nasturtiums are sending...
    Celia, Sep 28, 2007
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    Celia
    Sep 29, 2007
  11. manderson60

    Rust

    OK thanks I'll have a look.
    OK thanks I'll have a look.
    OK thanks I'll have a look.
    OK thanks I'll have a look.
    manderson60, Aug 16, 2007
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    pete
    Sep 28, 2007
  12. Belto

    Is This a Vine Weevil

    No, definitely not a weevil. It is a ground beetle and it would be in your beer trap because it eats slugs. Weevils all have long 'noses with the final pair of antenna emerging from the end rather...
    No, definitely not a weevil. It is a ground beetle and it would be in your beer trap because it eats slugs. Weevils all have long 'noses with the final pair of antenna emerging from the end rather than just behind it as in beetles, Google Vine Weevil images for some very useful identification...
    No, definitely not a weevil. It is a ground beetle and it would be in your beer trap because it eats slugs. Weevils all have long 'noses with the final pair of antenna emerging from the end rather than just behind it as in beetles, Google Vine...
    No, definitely not a weevil. It is a ground beetle and it would be in your beer trap because it eats slugs. Weevils all have long 'noses with the final pair of antenna emerging from the end rather...
    Belto, Sep 27, 2007
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    441
    Palustris
    Sep 27, 2007
  13. Muddy

    Bedding plants dying - what now?

    Keep your seeds in the fridge until you want to sow them in Spring, they have a better start this way. Buzzing around!
    Keep your seeds in the fridge until you want to sow them in Spring, they have a better start this way. Buzzing around!
    Keep your seeds in the fridge until you want to sow them in Spring, they have a better start this way. Buzzing around!
    Keep your seeds in the fridge until you want to sow them in Spring, they have a better start this way. Buzzing around!
    Muddy, Sep 25, 2007
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    bumblebee
    Sep 27, 2007
  14. cajary

    Pesky Rabbit

    Cajary,My manA perfect end to a wonderful 'it happened to me' story :D
    Cajary,My manA perfect end to a wonderful 'it happened to me' story :D
    Cajary,My manA perfect end to a wonderful 'it happened to me' story :D
    Cajary,My manA perfect end to a wonderful 'it happened to me' story :D
    cajary, Jul 5, 2007 ... 2
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    accidentalgardener
    Sep 27, 2007
  15. accidentalgardener

    Weigela Monet in trouble

    Fran,Now i am getting the use of my arm back i have taken over doing a lot of the gardening again :D boy did it pain me to relinquish control of my beloved garden over to the lads.The...
    Fran,Now i am getting the use of my arm back i have taken over doing a lot of the gardening again :D boy did it pain me to relinquish control of my beloved garden over to the lads.The Monet's are picking up it would seem, but with the bit of rain we have had it's too soon to tell.I...
    Fran,Now i am getting the use of my arm back i have taken over doing a lot of the gardening again :D boy did it pain me to relinquish control of my beloved garden over to the lads.The Monet's are picking up it would seem, but with the bit...
    Fran,Now i am getting the use of my arm back i have taken over doing a lot of the gardening again :D boy did it pain me to relinquish control of my beloved garden over to the lads.The...
    accidentalgardener, Sep 15, 2007
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    accidentalgardener
    Sep 22, 2007
  16. Howard

    Rabbits

    "FATHER OF TEN SHOT DEAD " mistaken for a rabbit..
    "FATHER OF TEN SHOT DEAD " mistaken for a rabbit..
    "FATHER OF TEN SHOT DEAD " mistaken for a rabbit..
    "FATHER OF TEN SHOT DEAD " mistaken for a rabbit..
    Howard, Sep 13, 2007 ... 2 3
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    1,125
    intermiplants
    Sep 18, 2007
  17. accidentalgardener

    Salix dying

    Did what you said, haven't pruned it back yet as has bud leaves on what i thought were dead branches, but this is it's state as of today, thanks for your help :D
    Did what you said, haven't pruned it back yet as has bud leaves on what i thought were dead branches, but this is it's state as of today, thanks for your help :D
    Did what you said, haven't pruned it back yet as has bud leaves on what i thought were dead branches, but this is it's state as of today, thanks for your help :D
    Did what you said, haven't pruned it back yet as has bud leaves on what i thought were dead branches, but this is it's state as of today, thanks for your help :D
    accidentalgardener, Sep 8, 2007
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    accidentalgardener
    Sep 16, 2007
  18. Dorsetmike

    Pests and diseases

    And people don't read stickies anyway!
    And people don't read stickies anyway!
    And people don't read stickies anyway!
    And people don't read stickies anyway!
    Dorsetmike, Sep 13, 2007
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    472
    Daisies
    Sep 14, 2007
  19. David G

    Jonagold Apple trouble (emergency)

    Hi Dave There Is a Nursery .PerryHill Nurseries In Hartfield East Sussex That lists Jonagold apple trees.Good luck
    Hi Dave There Is a Nursery .PerryHill Nurseries In Hartfield East Sussex That lists Jonagold apple trees.Good luck
    Hi Dave There Is a Nursery .PerryHill Nurseries In Hartfield East Sussex That lists Jonagold apple trees.Good luck
    Hi Dave There Is a Nursery .PerryHill Nurseries In Hartfield East Sussex That lists Jonagold apple trees.Good luck
    David G, May 22, 2007
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    637
    wiseowl
    Sep 12, 2007
  20. Andrew s

    wood lice

    Andrew woodlice can be beneficial they help to breakdown organic matter read this link before you blitz them. http://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/wlice.htm
    Andrew woodlice can be beneficial they help to breakdown organic matter read this link before you blitz them. http://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/wlice.htm
    Andrew woodlice can be beneficial they help to breakdown organic matter read this link before you blitz them. http://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/wlice.htm
    Andrew woodlice can be beneficial they help to breakdown organic matter read this link before you blitz them. http://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/wlice.htm
    Andrew s, Sep 8, 2007
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    489
    walnut
    Sep 9, 2007
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