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Leeks

My leeks are suffering from an attack of reddish/brown beetles 3mmx1mm give or take, they tunnel into the top one or two layers working downwards, if I remove these layers the leeks are perfectly viable and very tasty. I have gone through my by Ken Smith

09/03/2013 11:53:49

by Ken Smith

Talkback: Mint leaf beetle

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24/11/2011 15:29:31

by trishquin

Talkback: Rosemary beetle

by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:29:05

by ILOVEBEES

Cinara Picea

Hi , I have an infestation of (I've just found out the name) Cinara Picea on my spruce tree they are multiplying by the day. They look like very small beetles but are in fact Aphids . Has anybody any ideas on the best way to get rid of them ,they by James W

28/03/2012 19:34:59

by James W

Talkback: How to make a home for stag beetles

by ruffordian

24/11/2011 15:29:58

by gardenangel22

Talkback: Dead thrushes and the bloody nose beetle

by Kate Bradbury

28/11/2011 18:41:12

by Adele Brunton

Talkback: Turkscap lilies

Is there any sign that the Lily beetles are finding their way to the lillies by smell? I wondered if it might be worth-while crushing up something that smells a bit bad and spraying them with that - Garlic or Euphorbia perhaps, but I'm not sure what by www.alittlesliceofeden.blogspot.com

15/04/2012 04:45:53

by kaycurtis

Problem

pest called viburnum leaf beetle which has recently arrived from the continent, I think. The larvae hatch in May and start eating leaves. Spray in May with a chemical bug killer to kill larvae while young and cut off and burn affected leaves by Barbara Stevenson

17/03/2013 21:39:06

by Gardening Grandma

LILY BULBS

I have had problems with the dreaded Lily beetle this year so I want to lift them and plant them under cover for next year. As I would like to plant something else I would like to do this ASAP. Do I treat than like spring bulbs and feed them by lindapalmara

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28/07/2012 14:42:52

by chainsawsal

Plum tree with dying leaves

. So I asked at a local nursery, showed them a photo of the trunk and leaves. Some say a plum tree usually only lives about 20 years and that it's "done", some say I had beetles (because there were a few little sap bubbles on the main trunk) and now I by Jamie Lloyd

30/08/2012 00:40:38

by Jamie Lloyd

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