We do not know what this plant is.

Please help

HAM

1 Tablespoon Ivory liquid soap
1 Teaspoon Vinegar
1 Gallon of warm water(tepid)
spray plant entirely - also drench the soil- it will kill off the ones that attack the root system as well.........

So, experts that I so greatly worship, can you tell me a little about rearing these guys, or point me to a knowledgable website? I tried to Google it, but there's not too much out there that'll help me in my hour of need. Thanks for any information you can provide me with ;)

http://four.pairlist.net/pipermail/announcements/2006-September/000063.html

Good grief. I looked them up. They are really expensive. I do NOT need another obsession. (I'll wait til next year.)

How about a flower swap? I have finished part of my fall harvesting and have some free time. Let’s Swap! I want to keep this really simple for all of us.

1. To join the fun, post a message HERE, in this forum. I will email you with my address.
2. Please send the following info with your seeds. At the top of the list you will send with your seeds, please print your name, address and gardenweb name.
3. Include a list of all the seeds you are sending. No more than 3 packs of the same kind. But send any number of packs from 1 on up.
4. If you would like to include "bonus" packs for your fellow swappers, please write "Bonus" on them.
5. Include another list with your flower wants. # 1 being the flower you want the most and so on. Your list of wants may equal the number of seeds packs you sent. I will work down each want list and try to give everyone as many of their requests as possible. If you would like to be totally surprised, you can skip the want list.
6. Include a SASBE (self-addressed stamped bubble envelope) with postage equal to the amount needed to send your seeds. If you would like to send an extra stamp, just in case(bonus packs), I will use it if necessary or return it if not needed. Postage costs are 52 cents to mail a SASBE up to 1 ounce. 2 ounces-63 cents. 3 ounces-87 cents. I will stop there, 3 ounces really is a lot of flower seed!
7. I will post to this forum when I receive your package of seeds in the mail.
8. Seeds should be mailed no later than September 30, 2006. As soon as all the seeds are in, allow me about a week to get it all sorted. I will post to this forum when the packages are sent.
If you have not tried a swap before, give it a try! It is so great to open your package and see all those lovely new flowers to grow!! I hope to hear from you.
Kate

pam

Try this recipe:

one pound of sugar
one mashed, overripe banana (or other fruit)
one cup of molasses or syrup
one cup of fruit juice
Mix together, leave in the sun for an hour or two (no longer or it will dry up), and paint on in the late afternoon.

Thanks Jackie

~10 bls tomato
3 teaspoons sugar
4 bay leaves
7 pieces of garlic cloves
fresh pepper corn
1 teaspoon salt
nice dash of oregano
1 teaspoon basil
1 teaspoon olive oil

I blended the tomatos in a food processor then
bring to a boil for 5 min with other ingredients (not olive oil) then simmer and reduce to a thick sauce..took 5hrs to reduce....when reduced add olive oil and heat for another 20 minutes on warm adjust to taste....then enjoy

Steve

I believe this is the culprit, Pyrausta signatalis-monarda/horsemint caterpillar:

Someone had posted a link for me last year about this critter, and there isn't alot of info on it, but I'm 99.9% positive it's this guy. Whenever I see the moth, I've been smashing it, usually when it lands on a leaf.

So far, this years damage has been extensive on my "Jacob Cline", but they're moving on to the "Marshall's Delight", which just started blooming for me. They didn't bother with the "Blue Stocking" or "Claire Grace", which bloom later than the first two for me.

Good luck ;)
Tracey

I haven't noticed any small maroon and yellow moths, but since I have hummers, I won't be applying anything...

Here is a link that might be useful: Link

My Park:
1-Siberian Iris Steve
2-Pyrethrum James Kelway
2-Blue Eyed Grass Lucerne
1-Strawberry Foxglove
1-Clematis Josephine
1-Clematis Patricia Ann Fretwell
2-Toad Lily Raspberry Mousse
1-Rose Mallow Plum Crazy
2-Verbascum Caribbean Crush
1-Bellflower Sarastro
1-Hardy Fern Ghost
1-Echinacea Sunrise
1-Echinacea Sunset
1-Echinacea Kim's Knee High
1-Echinacea Harvest Moon
$59.24 with shipping

My Bluestone:
Agastache Heather Queen
Delphinium Connecticut Yankees
Hollyhock Peaches n Dreams
Lychnis coronaria Gardener's World
Penstemon barbatus Iron Maiden
$35.73 including shipping

Plus I have a bunch of wintersown babies (no so baby-ish anymore) to get in the ground.

I'm in BIG trouble ;)