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16. Juin 2005, 21:45:25
bumble 
Moth balls

Don't say I don't do anything for you.

16. Juin 2005, 21:42:16
harley 
Sujet: Re: moth balls
bumble: Yeah, lions.

I had a look in Tesco and they didn't have any. Guess I'll have to go further afield - but this is kind of getting off topic!

We're due a heatwave this weekend, does anyone know if pansies burn in the sun? My daughter has a pot of them, I don't know if I should put them in the shade if it gets too sunny?

16. Juin 2005, 21:39:17
Rose 
Sujet: Re: moth balls
bumble: yes around here you still can Bumpy. Guess we're just an old fashioned society!

16. Juin 2005, 21:37:44
bumble 
Sujet: Re: moth balls
harley: You were raised by cats? Go figure.

Can you still get moth balls these days?

16. Juin 2005, 15:07:16
harley 
Sujet: Re: moth balls
Rose: Great! I'll get some later. I've grown up with cats and I didn't know that.

16. Juin 2005, 14:53:59
Rose 
Sujet: moth balls
harley: space em about 6 inches apart to really cause a stink. (the more you put down the more powerful the smell) It wont harm your plants either!

16. Juin 2005, 14:52:44
harley 
Sujet: Re:
Rose: Thats just what I need, thanks! It really is only a flower bed with a tiny bit of grass at the front so that should work great.

16. Juin 2005, 14:49:30
Rose 
LMAO leave it to you!!! The moth balls work great for me. My neighbours cat likes to do her duty in my flower beds! Now she goes off to other ppls flower beds and leaves mine alone!

16. Juin 2005, 14:43:42
harley 
Oh, but how do you get a knife small enough... never mind!

16. Juin 2005, 14:43:11
harley 
Really? See I didn't know that! I knew there would be something, thanks Rose!

16. Juin 2005, 14:37:49
Rose 
have you tried moth balls? Cats cant stand that smell

16. Juin 2005, 14:02:20
harley 
You want me to dry out Lenny's poo?!
I guess I was hoping for a more pleasant solution, like the garlic for the bugs... I suppose cats don't mind garlic?!

16. Juin 2005, 13:59:31
Eriisa 
LOL, guess I wasn't thinking of fresh poo. After its dried out, I didn't think it would smell. Its been a while since I had a dog. Now BIRD POO ......

16. Juin 2005, 13:54:01
harley 
modifié par harley (16. Juin 2005, 13:54:46)
I thought of that Eriisa, but its the smell! The patch they're using is right under the living room window. I'll have to clear it all up before I can even open the windows
(And its not a very nice smell for anyone coming to the front door either!)

16. Juin 2005, 13:49:06
Eriisa 
Just wondering, wouldn't Lenny Poo work as well? After all, its all territory marking....

16. Juin 2005, 11:28:14
harley 
Its not the back garden thats the problem, its the front. Right under the window, and they're doing it at night when Lenny is tucked up in his bed! Its the smell that gets me, and the more I pick up, the more appears. I think they're bringing their friends.

16. Juin 2005, 11:22:25
bumble 
Sujet: Re:
harley: Why not let Lenny have the run of the garden? Then you can tell your neighbour how to stop the cat poo that has suddenly appeared in his garden.

16. Juin 2005, 11:17:19
harley 
Ha ha I found that page too when I was comparing prices!

16. Juin 2005, 11:16:26
harley 
modifié par harley (19. Juin 2005, 00:48:26)
Found it!

Crocus


Its a bit expensive though!

16. Juin 2005, 11:07:47
bumble 
modifié par bumble (19. Juin 2005, 00:45:56)
Yep.
Silent Roar Lion Manure - Cat Repellant.

Silent Roar Cat Repellant

16. Juin 2005, 11:03:03
harley 
Are you serious?!

16. Juin 2005, 11:02:01
bumble 
Na! It comes in pellet form - or powder.

16. Juin 2005, 10:59:47
harley 
Uh, well lovely with just 2 small problems

One, we don't have any lions locally
And two, its the smell we don't like - and lion poo would still smell!

16. Juin 2005, 10:56:55
bumble 
Lion poo. Seriously.

16. Juin 2005, 10:54:44
harley 
What can you put on soil to keep cats from using it as a toilet?!

16. Juin 2005, 08:04:41
Bernice 
I have at the moment....Grapes, Passion Fruit, Bananas, PawPaws, and in the past have grown every concievable vegie know to the aussie world. People said I couldnt do it in the tropics, but my god Ive had some fab vegies over the years:)
Dont bother too much now as Im too busy with Vern and here and work and etc etc LOLOL
Do have a great herb garden tho :)

16. Juin 2005, 04:48:01
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
chupacabraVS2: Those bugs better begone lol.I'm spraying them everyday,it's a young vine and i want to give it a chance to grow .

16. Juin 2005, 04:45:57
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
BerniceC: I wish i could have fruit trees but with our winters forget it.

16. Juin 2005, 04:36:27
chupacabraVS2 
concord grapes,yes I understand..sweet,delicious..but because of this,the bugs love it
but if you can keep the bugs away,concord makes fantabulous jelly & preserves.

15. Juin 2005, 07:46:22
Bernice 
Sujet: Re:
Foxy Lady: yes they do die...but are very quick to shoot anew :)...I have about 4-5 at the moment with only the one with bananas on it.

My passionfruit is going beserk this year again and they are hanging like bunches of grapes hahahah....i couldnt get rid of them all last year and this year will be the same :)

15. Juin 2005, 07:38:59
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
BerniceC: I submitted too fast duhhhhh.Do your banana trees die after they bear fruit? My sisters in Fla do but a new one takes it's place?

15. Juin 2005, 07:34:35
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
BerniceC: You should see my poor grapes.They were so little and now poof almost all gone.I hope to get some more before fall.I'm armed now with my soapy water bottle

15. Juin 2005, 07:27:17
Bernice 
Concord? never heard of them, but no doubt being grapes they will be delicious :)
I just love grapes.
I have another whopping big bunch of bananas on my banana palm...this will be even bigger than the last one Im thinking....will get pics if I remember LOL

14. Juin 2005, 23:05:19
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Thank you all
LOL the soapy water is doing the trick.I took a magnifying glass out to the vine and inspected the leaves. My hubby thinks i'm nuts but i'm so proud of that grape vine.Oh Bernice the grapes are Concord i was told.

14. Juin 2005, 22:09:04
Bernice 
Sujet: Re: Neem
Rose: I have a Neem tree growing in my back yard.

The Neem seeds are used in India? for making all sorts of things . The oil is very expensive, but they also make flour, and all sorts of pastes to eat.
I have recently had a very large Neem tree in my yard die....it isnt impervious to all bugs unfortunately:(
If need be I can give pics to show you :)

14. Juin 2005, 19:44:44
Rose 
Sujet: Neem
modifié par Rose (14. Juin 2005, 19:45:22)
Foxy and others. Check out Neem oil. It stinks and most bugs that eat leaves that are sprayed with it will die in time. It cuts off the digestive system or something in bugs. BUT it is completely harmless to birds, animals or humans. I got it last week for my hedge and it seems to be working. The bugs ate every leaf on my hedge last year so was determined to stop them. It is a natural oil that is from the Asia Neem tree. BOY it stinks tho.. Google it to get more info. All plant stores sell it.

14. Juin 2005, 19:11:26
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re:
BerniceC: bernice,I saw your email B4 I saw this.answered it with mt snailmail address.I didnt want to post it here.just being cautious,had a stalker-girl once.

14. Juin 2005, 19:07:22
nobleheart 
sorry about your grapes foxy...I can get strong vinegar.it isefective against some bugs..then I hose off the plants later..it does them no harm.but your bugs I dont know.I would suggest ID the bugs & search online for a natural solution

14. Juin 2005, 19:04:33
nobleheart 
Sujet: noleheart doesnt sleep much...
minds to active and the eyes of truth are always watching.

14. Juin 2005, 18:05:06
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re:
modifié par ScarletRose (14. Juin 2005, 18:05:57)
nobleheart:



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14. Juin 2005, 13:42:31
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Help
BerniceC: I was thinking the same on the garlic,thats what i used on the rose bushes for the green worms.Yesterday when i sprayed the vines with the soapy water out ran the bugs.
Never would of known it if i wasn't showing off the grapes to my cousin.I was so exited over having grapes.Now i'll have to drown my sorrows with a bag of Tootsie Rolls.

14. Juin 2005, 13:14:25
Eriisa 
Sujet: Re:
BerniceC: nobleheart might be asleep. You posted at 1am my time.

14. Juin 2005, 08:02:06
Bernice 
Sujet: Re:
modifié par Bernice (14. Juin 2005, 08:03:20)
nobleheart: Dont you want the seeds?
I copy/pasted your email and sent you an email and you havent had the decency to reply....that was hours ago :(
sorry if im sounding cranky, but....:(

14. Juin 2005, 08:00:34
Bernice 
Sujet: Re: Help
Foxy Lady: Boil lots of garlic in water and crush into the water and then strain.....then spray....bugs hate garlic :(
poor wee grapes :(

14. Juin 2005, 06:34:40
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Help
I got bugs on my grapevine ate the little grapes and chewing on the leaves.I sprayed with soapy water fingers crossed.Anyone got some ideas on natural bug be goners?

13. Juin 2005, 07:43:38
Bernice 
Sujet: osage orange
http://www.gpnc.org/osage.htm

do a google search there is plenty info there :)

13. Juin 2005, 07:40:46
Bernice 
well all I can say is that Both Bwildman and Dolittle seed were in the fridge previously to being sent to them...Bwildman hasnt done anything with his and Dolittle has 4 plants peeping thru :)

12. Juin 2005, 23:56:31
CindyInTN 

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12. Juin 2005, 23:17:59
nobleheart 
ok ty its like that with some species.
for me to grow all i need is sunshine & a smile

12. Juin 2005, 23:14:05
skipinnz 
Sujet: Re:
nobleheart:That was the reason for my previous post, I believe that chilling the seed will possibily prevent germination

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