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Herb infestation

don't have clusters of eggs they are little dots all over the place and are all white. If you scroll to aphids the first 2 images are what I have. http://www.psykick.de/salvia/en-gallery-problems.html#pest_whitefly There are many sprays to get rid by phoenixx87

01/10/2012 20:17:49

by phoenixx87

Leylandii Hedge - mixed colours?

, whereas if you do that with Leylandii it will stay brown for ever. And I don't think the Thuja suffer from aphids as the Leylandii do either. Or there are lots more choices of hedging http://www.hedgesdirect.co.uk/acatalog/western_red_cedar.html I've got by steve 5

09/11/2012 17:38:08

by steve 5

Dilemma - Corkscrew Hazel

in Jan/Feb, and the Long-Tailed Tits which arrive in a gang and work over it in search of aphids and the like for a good 10 minutes at a time. I also secretly enjoy the on-going competition with the squirrels to see who can collect the most Cobnuts by quercus_rubur

20/01/2013 14:31:36

by Green Magpie

Marigolds in the veg patch

fly off broad beans. I fit wasn't for this lurgy they would have been in by now. Will keep you posted. Tagetes does deter white fly, not sure about marigods though but am tryin them this year as well. Also bought what DT brown call an aphid mix am by Verdun

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09/05/2013 00:33:57

by Verdun

Talkback: Peonies

everyone. I've often seen ants crawling on my paeonies, especially over the buds, but didn't realise (as Marie says) that ants were helping buds open in some way. I always though the ants were moving aphids (mainly blackfly) onto my plants by peony

28/11/2011 18:31:42

by chantalou

Talkback: Invasion of the golden hop

to Kerstin-Alfonso: I've experienced exactly the same this summer. Greenfly or some sort of aphid has been sucking away at sap under the leaves, and the residue falling onto leaves below attracts sooty mould. This black mould spreads over the leaves, and I by Sharon

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03/04/2012 14:10:19

by Lesley 4

Talkback: The insects have gone berserk

and Robin populations. I have a wisteria which has been in a large container for the last 4 years I want to trnasfer it tpo the ground when is a good time to move it Due to a large sycamore tree @ the bottom of the garden which is usually home to aphids by Murray Fortescue

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28/11/2011 18:43:31

by tarasgarden

Talkback: Growing lupins

at night with a torch...just for few nights.....and pick them off last year mine were attacked by the biggest fattest grey aphids you have ever seen in your life, this year the snails got them. but then the snails got everything in my garden this year I by tosca1

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06/08/2012 16:50:43

by Daf-O-Dilly

Bee news from The Beeb, Eu Ban pesticide

infestations - but do have lots of blue its ( aphids) and ladybirds, ditto, aphids, blackbirds and starlings - slugs and snails and so on and so on. The only exception is the darned lily beetle which nothing hrere recognises as prey - but I can often be found by blackest

30/04/2013 17:54:06

by figrat

Talkback: Wasps

!! please can you tell me how i can stop them from consuming my wooden balcony thanks :-) They help to control aphids, they are carnivorous so good for gardeners. In answer to Margo's query, wasps are part of the great, big, biodiverse picture by mmfp

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24/02/2012 23:08:05

by Pestsurrey

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