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Don't know if it has been mentioned before but what about those comfy cocoon chairs for reading and resting 🙂
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Hey all,
I have two citrus plants that are infested with leaf miner, I have picked a lot of fruit of them and there is new flowers so I am going to wait before I spray them.
I have cut all infested leaves and branches and will burn them. My question is there seems to be like a ball of smaller branches forming at the ends of main branches,should i cut the end off.
hope you can understand what I'm saying,
Later
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Hello Kanga,
I have a few issues 😂😂😂
first I have some precious Hibiscus plants that I always grow that are from my Pops home.
There seems to be some little critters that like eating the leaves. I have tried snail bate and white oil,works a bit but not good enough.
What cha got for me.
Later
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a spray pesticide that needs to be repeated every 2-3 weeks. For this reason, use at HVH, we find the systemic product, Bayer Tree & Shrub to be by far the easiest and most effective pest control product to control.
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Great I will get some.
what about curl grub?????
in lawn vegie patch and also orchard,chooks love me but I don't. Main prob in garden,most stuff says not to eat after applying.
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Kanga I need your help
I have three mature frangipani trees all in a row,
They have just finished dropping all there leaves,
This arvo I noticed that there is a lot of rooted branches,I have snapped them all off.
Do you know what's wrong with them?
Later
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Thanks kanga,they do get a bit from irrigation system, I will block them. We did have a lot of rain a couple of weeks ago.
When you say root rot,is that what it is in the branchs,do I just break it as far back as I can?
should I put anything on where it is open?