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Sooty leaf

or if it is inside our outside Sound though like sooty mould http://apps.rhs.org.uk/advicesearch/Profile.aspx?pid=770 does that help? BRian, I think the cause is aphids. Prob from last year. Is it a camelia, skimmia or similar? I had this too a couple of years by brian cook2

14/05/2013 12:14:04

by Verdun

Potato problem

. Prevention: use virus free seed. Spray with heptenophos to control the virus carrying aphids. Further reading of Alan Romans potato book also seems to point to the same conclusion, plants may produce a very poor crop. Hope that helps. Not so sure about it by Berghill

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20/05/2013 17:03:44

by Berghill

my curcubit plants are dying off

. They were watered with rainwater, kept a little on the dry side. On PM there is a good root system, no sign of aphid and no pinching at the neck where I would have expected to see if it was neck rot and that wasn't blackened. They haven't been overwatered by daffygardener

21/05/2013 22:48:35

by lucky3

Talkback: Big plants

! Hi, I have 2 lovely bay trees at my hall door but they have become covered in a black (gunge)which I think has something to do with aphids. Nothing I have put on them has cleared it so please HELP as they really look awfull. credit you for your dope by patientgardener

28/11/2011 18:39:12

by James A-S

What is this?

nearest the flower looks as if it could have had a bit of aphid damage, or even might have been caught in the spray-drift from some weedkiller - is that possible (it happens to the best of us - a sudden gust of wind - and it has been windy this year) or by Miss.Understood

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13/07/2012 22:50:46

by Miss.Understood

Mealybugs

- is this possible ? Going down the chemical route - Provado ultimate bug killer would sort your problem out. I have a box hedge which gets a white dusting during late spring and early summer, it is caused by box aphid. Thank you to both (marshmello and jeffd by willowplanter

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30/05/2012 10:28:44

by jeffd

Chillies problem

't think mine is compost as all my other plants have used the same compost Haven't had any problem with pests, that I'm aware of, either My chillies were like that, too. I assumed it was just the weather before I noticed a load of aphids on them. I don by Daisy Cottage

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11/07/2012 14:53:09

by lilylouise

Talkback: Overwintering chillies

is aphids and have had very littel success in controlling them, would be grateful for any help on this matter I've been growing many chilies for the last five years or so, only last year I tried overwintering them (I wanted to experiment). I brought them by Mandy

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15/05/2012 11:27:14

by LLamalashes

Talkback: Harlequin ladybird

if they are goodies or badies. The harlequin has established in the UK very rapidly over the past 3 years and it's obviously here for the forseeable future. In Asia (its homeland), it has a preference for tree dwelling aphids, so perhaps we'll be thankful that those by Antonia

28/11/2011 18:30:45

by Dave

Talkback: Exotic colour in April

. Try working with ladybird larvae - they eat around 100-200 aphids a day and can be bought online.http://www.organiccatalogue.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=61_183You simply let them lose on the plant once you get them they work their way round pretty by DogWhisperer

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28/11/2011 18:38:34

by carabella

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