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Talkback: Frost on flowers

for a week with the freeze.i took the best photos of two spiders webs trailing over a Thuja.They looked like the finest lace with white haw frost glistening in the high,bright sunshine,mwhoar. I found a queen bee indoors on the weekend. She was really by lilwead

28/11/2011 18:30:57

by Lynne

Mites in seeds

as a way to kill house dust mites so mite (he hee) work and a lot of seeds can stand freezing.Just a thought. If they are red in colour I would say spider mites, if greyish, they could possibly be pollen mites Too tiny to be flea beetle I'd say, not red by Lokelani

25/07/2012 19:32:49

by Lokelani

Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' problems

because each patch looks exactly like a clutch of spider eggs. They are in every joint and crevice of bark, and so to be on the safe side I burned all the wood. I still don't know what they are, if indeed they are the cause of the tree's problem, nor do I by Paul N

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18/05/2012 19:39:00

by Paul N

small bugs on my lettuce and brassicas!

to get through. They claim it keeps the vast majority of aphids out. I installed mine as soon as the seeds were sown, and although I have had to 'go in' many times since, to thin out, etc, the only inhabitants I have seen inside, are the occasional spider by Naomi Simon

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21/06/2012 08:16:34

by Bob177

rubber plant

a bit more information we might get a clue as to what's wrong I agree, more info would be good. When I have grown this, a good misting to avoid red spider mite really helped the plant. Also a good wipe of the leaves with a damp cloth helped too by jacqui4

10/08/2012 11:02:56

by Dovefromabove

Beetle

are big. how big are these beetles? where do you see them ? (ground, plants, compost heap?) are there lots of them or the occasional one Quite a few appear like spiders, come in the house on walls, outside on deck or walls, pergola , like you would see a by bunnysgarden

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07/02/2013 21:10:04

by bunnysgarden

Question for a calm winter moment

. Sometimes I make my way carefully through my land. Dragonflies and moths fly up in a flurry. Honeybees buzz from blossom to blossom. Part the leaves and I see insects, spiders, frogs, lizards, and many other small animals bustling about in the cool shade by ThaiGer

13/12/2012 18:06:12

by ThaiGer

Cat Friendly Plant Suggestions

and perennials requires less sunlight. Annuals Primrose(Primula sp.) Butterfly flower(Schianthus sp.) Spider flower (Cleome sp.) Nasturtium (Tropaeolum sp.)Perennials Columbine(Aquilegia sp.) Coral Bells (Heuchera sp.) Turf Lilly (Liriope sp.) Goat's Beard by WhovianGirl27

21/04/2013 05:55:50

by SwissSue

Talkback: Growing veg in containers: keep it cropping

think red spider mite sounds like a probably culprit, unless blight got into the greenhouse (but blight wouldn't affect chillies and salad leaves). Is there any evidence of a pest on the plants? Red spider mites, for example, create webs around by lusia62

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28/11/2011 18:44:03

by thecookinggardener

Talkback: Leaf fall

where they land till late May. I'm sure that this practice is at the heart of why I have so many beetles and spiders (they're the good guys?) hunting in the summer.A child's plastic rake, a trowel to loosen any weeds, a bucket and a leathery bottom by Ronaldharry

28/11/2011 18:30:21

by Pam

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