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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Caterpillars on Azaleas
Attention all of you azalea fans. I just discovered several ½” caterpillars (yellow/green with a black stripe down the back) feeding on the underside of leaves on some of my azalea plants. Don’t be fooled by their small size, these … Continue reading
Posted in Azaleas, Caterpillars, Insects, Plant Pests
Tagged azaleas, Caterpillars, insects, plant pests
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Upcoming Educational Activities
FNGLA Landscape Show (aka FNATS) will be coming up the last weekend in Sept at the Orange County Convention Center. If you’ve never attended this before, please come this year. You’ll learn a great deal, receive all kinds of samples, … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening Classes, Plant Knowledge, Plant Shows
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Summertime Pests
These continue to be a problem. Lately I’ve been getting reports about powdery mildew on plant leaves, (treat with a good fungicide); the presence of large grasshoppers, (best control is crushing between 2 bricks!); and thrips on roses, (control will … Continue reading
Hot Weather
Whether we like it or not, hot weather is upon us. Not only is it hard on our plants, but ourselves as well. To reduce your chances for fatigue, heat exhaustion, etc., drink lots of fluids. And if possible, work … Continue reading
Posted in Summer Florida Gardening
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Spider Mites
If you’ve been following my blogs, you’ve noticed that I’ve been reporting about an increase in pest problems this year due to our mild winter. Because of current hot, dry weather, spider mites are showing up practically everywhere. They attack … Continue reading
Posted in Insects, Plant Pests, Spider Mites, Summer Florida Gardening
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