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17. Juin 2005, 11:53:09
bumble 
Sujet: Re:
harley: Planting marigolds is a bit weird though. Who wants a garden full of rubber gloves?

17. Juin 2005, 12:03:45
harley 
Sujet: Re:
bumble:

17. Juin 2005, 13:41:37
Eriisa 
marigolds... rubber gloves.... sure! Must have something to do with potatoe alarm clocks... right?

17. Juin 2005, 14:51:59
spicieangel 
Sujet: Re:
Eriisa: mothballs work with snakes too i live in the country and we have the occasional snake that tried to move in but have found they dont like the scent of mothballs either

18. Juin 2005, 23:23:22
Foxy Lady 
Well it is fruit flys on my grapevine.Still using the soapy water.

24. Juin 2005, 09:06:24
Foxy Lady 
Happy to say my grapevine is doing just great.Guess the soapy water is working.

24. Juin 2005, 23:32:13
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re:
Foxy Lady: good,glad to here that your grapes are ok,even if the fruit flies wine about it.

25. Juin 2005, 07:10:47
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
nobleheart: Grapes=wine your right

2. Juillet 2005, 08:37:24
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Crazy weather
We been in the 90's can you believe were going into the 50's tonite? High for today is 74.

2. Juillet 2005, 14:22:18
Eriisa 
Here's Dallas weather for you. We hit our high of 95 by 11am yesterday, but then some storms came through in the afternoon, so we hit our low of 75 at 3pm.

*shakes head*

3. Juillet 2005, 02:35:28
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: Crazy weather
modifié par nobleheart (3. Juillet 2005, 17:11:29)
Foxy Lady: our weather in richmond hill, ontario has been nuts too. We went from an unseasonably cold wet spring in a snap into hot summer...then we had 13 day heatwave(90-99 F) no rain no wind...now it has turnind cool again


*waves hi to Noble*

3. Juillet 2005, 04:51:36
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Crazy weather
nobleheart: I wonder what causes the weather to change so much.

3. Juillet 2005, 04:53:40
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
Eriisa: We were running in the 90's and today was high 74 and our nites are aiming at low 50's go figure.

3. Juillet 2005, 07:01:15
spicieangel 
Sujet: Re:
Foxy Lady: we have spent the last few weeks in the 80's and 90's with the heat index most days in the 100's and now its 69

3. Juillet 2005, 23:08:39
Bernice 
Dolittle and/or Bwildman.....how are your Paw paw"s going?

4. Juillet 2005, 00:09:12
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: Crazy weather
Foxy Lady: complex causes:
global warming
natural long term climate cycles
solar radiation fluxuation cycle
El Niño,El Niña

4. Juillet 2005, 00:14:41
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: Crazy weather
nobleheart: *steve waves hi back to ScarletRose*

4. Juillet 2005, 00:16:58
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re:
BerniceC: steve waits patiently for his paw paw seeds

4. Juillet 2005, 01:33:51
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re: Crazy weather
nobleheart: Oh you found me! LOL


4. Juillet 2005, 05:40:52
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: Crazy weather
ScarletRose:

4. Juillet 2005, 07:30:57
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Crazy weather
nobleheart: ElNana i just want some nice weather not too hot or cold.lol

4. Juillet 2005, 12:41:58
Bernice 
Sujet: Re:
nobleheart: Hello farmer sam LOLOL.....well you wont be getting anything shortly.....I asked you for a music preference and that was a real request. You named some people that Australia has never heard of...You see I send the seeds in a CD container and will not waste CD, postage or time on crap....oops....thats good for the garden isnt it.....sorry....

let me know your preference of music...country or what.....remember Im an older woman....and if you really were serious about getting these seeds you could send me $10 australian to cover it LOLOLOL

Im not a millionaire or I wouldnt ask :)

4. Juillet 2005, 19:10:38
danoschek 
Sujet: Tagetes Time
an insider tip: snails avoid tagetes smell - it's kinda
natural barrier, even more at blooming time - but careful
- tagetes juice might inflict skin irritation with sensible people. ~*~

4. Juillet 2005, 19:13:08
danoschek 
Sujet: Re:
Eriisa: mangold increases the milk production of cows. ~*~

13. Juillet 2005, 20:21:31
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Hellllllpppppp
Ok now i got bettles chewing on my grapevine just the leaves.Soapy water doesn't work on these buggers.

13. Juillet 2005, 21:50:51
Rose 
Sujet: Re: Hellllllpppppp
Foxy Lady: buy neem oil. you can get it in a small bottle about 12 bucks will last you the summer.. This stuff isnt toxic to plants, pets, birds or ppl but bugs hate the taste. I use it on everying and finally am bug free this year! FI you buy it let me know I will tell you how to use it

14. Juillet 2005, 06:58:58
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re: Hellllllpppppp
Rose: Heck I might buy some just to put on my screens.. I got the June bugs.. or may beetles all over my window screens.. ewwwwwwwwwieeeeeeeeee..

14. Juillet 2005, 07:45:05
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Hellllllpppppp
Rose: Ok my hubby is going to pick up a bottle and i'll PM you. Those beetles can also mess up a clothesline of clothes drying,back to using my dryer.

14. Juillet 2005, 14:57:02
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re: Hellllllpppppp
Foxy Lady: Okay.. while we are sipping on wine.. *the bottle*.. we can have your hubby spray! Such a nice man he is.. I just don't wanna break a nail ya know! ;)

15. Juillet 2005, 21:11:41
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: Hellllllpppppp

16. Juillet 2005, 04:10:27
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re: Hellllllpppppp
nobleheart: *blush*

16. Juillet 2005, 11:06:12
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Hellllllpppppp
ScarletRose: Hmmmmmm that sounds good for later.Beetles can be a pain,i had to start drying clothes inside dang it.

17. Juillet 2005, 03:19:03
nobleheart 
be careful,this happened to my mom friday..wasps are attracted to the wet clothes on the line in this dry weather.
she dropped a towel picked it up..wasp trapped inside it stung her in the arm

17. Juillet 2005, 14:59:53
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
nobleheart: Oh wow and the sting does hurt.
So far know wasps just those beetles chewing on my grapevine leaves.

Rose lol it rained after Ted sprayed/

17. Juillet 2005, 15:18:34
Rose 
Sujet: Re:
Foxy Lady: that bites.. if it really rained hard then its best to spray again today

17. Juillet 2005, 16:41:07
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
Rose: LOL we got rain today also.

17. Juillet 2005, 17:11:54
Rose 
Sujet: Re:
Foxy Lady: Ok the first day it isnt raining spray.

17. Juillet 2005, 20:29:42
Ewe 
Another tip for Foxy Lady......I was watching a cooking programme set in Marocco & they were growing lots of grapes on overhead trellis, then on the ground they stuck a stick with an orange on the end of it, the orange was covered in syrup & all the bugs were attracted to it & they left the grapes overhead alone!
Dont know if this helps at all, but it worked well in Marocco & its enviro friendly too!

17. Juillet 2005, 20:53:25
Rose 
Sujet: Re:
Lamby: kool idea for sure.. FYI for all Neem Oil is totally 100% enviro friendly in that it is not toxic, doesnt hurt birds, animals or people.. Bugs cant stand it.. Its from the Asian Neem tree.

17. Juillet 2005, 21:18:46
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re:
Lamby: syrupy orange..clever idea that...if the bugs wont leave stuff alone..divert their attention to something else.
I have to be careful playing backgammon with ScarletRose..she tries to be cute & disctract me from the game..lol

17. Juillet 2005, 21:36:10
Ewe 
Sujet: Re:
Rose: thats great, sounds like good stuff! I much prefer enviro friendly stuff.....I try & avoid chemicals in every situation (not just gardening) if possible

17. Juillet 2005, 21:38:36
Ewe 
Sujet: Re:
nobleheart: yeah diversion tactics can be lethal :oD

18. Juillet 2005, 00:55:38
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:
Lamby: Sounds like a good idea maybe candy can work also.

19. Juillet 2005, 02:29:41
nobleheart 
Sujet: we tried this works well
if you have a problem like we DID with wasps by the dozens in the backyard:
http://www.pestcontrolcanada.com/INSECTS/wasp_traps.htm

can be made from a plastic pop bottle.
care do not cut yoourself as you cut the plastic.
a little hamburger & maple syrup seems to really attract them

19. Juillet 2005, 08:10:02
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re: we tried this works well
modifié par ScarletRose (19. Juillet 2005, 13:21:16)
nobleheart: Oh that is kewl.. thanks for the link.. and so quick and easy to make..

20. Juillet 2005, 01:15:59
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re:Lamby: Sounds like a good idea maybe candy can work also.
Foxy Lady:
candy
good perfume :
chanel #5
Narcisse Chloe
elizabeth W Magnolia's Eau de Parfum
Bulgari Blu Notte
Eternity Moment by Calvin Klein

will attract me!!!

20. Juillet 2005, 04:16:03
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re:Lamby: Sounds like a good idea maybe candy can work also.
nobleheart: Thanks i usually will try to keep on topic but i needed the laugh.

20. Juillet 2005, 18:31:21
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: OMG
Ok now i got ants

20. Juillet 2005, 21:07:44
Ewe 
Sujet: Re: OMG
Foxy Lady: Oh dear! All these creepy crawlies just love you! :oD Im honestly not laughing at your problem, its the way you tell it, it made me chuckle! Right Im going to look up ants now on google lol

20. Juillet 2005, 21:25:31
Ewe 
Sujet: Re: OMG
Lamby: Hey it looks like good news! Ants are fascinating! They arent pests really, look at this..
http://ant.edb.miyakyo-u.ac.jp/INTRODUCTION/Gakken79E/Page_06.html

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