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I thought I was joining a group about gardening but I think I may have joined a photography group?  I see a few threads about plants and trees but otherwise it is all beautiful flower pictures.  Would someone tell me the real purpose of this group?…Continue

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MACRO FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY 27 Replies

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MEMORIES AND BOUQUETS 16 Replies

Getting into the garden is more than a work detail, although it certainly involves that, and only that, sometimes. I was thinkingof all the…Continue

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EDIBLE LANDSCAPE RESOURCE GUIDE

Vegetables and HerbsAbundant Life SeedsBox 157 Saginaw, OR 97472-0157(541) 767-9606www.abundantlifeseeds.comOffers 100% certified organic vegetable, herb, and…Continue

Started by Daddieo Jun 9, 2013.

EDIBLE OF THE MONTH: Lemons and Limes

Winter is citrus time in much of the country. Whether you're eating citrus shipped from warmer climates or lucky enough to live in a climate where you can grow citrus yourself, now is the time to enjoy these luscious fruits.While oranges and…Continue

Started by Daddieo Jun 9, 2013.

ARTFUL FLOWERS -Paintings 2 Replies

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EDIBLE OF THE MONTH: CELERIAC

At first sight, Celeriac (AKA Celery Root) is a homely oddball. If you're not quite sure what it looks like, how to use it or even how to pronounce it…Continue

Started by Daddieo Feb 19, 2013.

Reminders For December...Then, It's All Downhill 'til Spring

Store Pesticides and Fertilizers ProperlyStore clearly labelled liquid fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides where they will not freeze.…Continue

Started by Daddieo Dec 7, 2012.

ROMANTIC COSMOS

In Focus: Romantic Cosmos When you think of Cosmos, you may be reminded of grandmotherly gardens from yesteryear~warm and sunny retreats with bees happily…Continue

Started by Daddieo May 24, 2012.

PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE GARDEN 73 Replies

A STUDY OF BEAUTY ~ ZANTEDESCHIAContinue

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Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 4:26pm
Flower Box (Sweet Williams)
Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 4:24pm
Flames and Rain
Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 4:23pm
Drops in Flower
Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 4:18pm

Just some more sharing of the wealth here: A couple lists of organic controls for pests and/or diseases in the garden.  (Although this is NOT an endorsement of Johnny's Select Seeds, all of these items are available there like "one-stop-shopping"....if you have need.)  Anyways, here's the lists...

Organic Insecticides

Entrust® (#9068) is particularly effective against Colorado Potato Beetles. It is a Spinosad that can be used alternately with Bt or Pyrethrin to reduce the chances of creating resistant insect strains.

Dipel® (#9713) is the natural choice for caterpillars. It is a Bt formulation used to control gypsy moths, tent caterpillars, cabbage loopers, tomato
hornworms, leafrollers, and more. It is harmless to humans, animals,
and beneficial insects and can be used on vegetables, fruits, flowers,
ornamentals, and lawns.

Pyganic® (#9532) is a pyrethrin spray that provides rapid knockdown and broad-spectrum kill of more than 40 greenhouse and outdoor insect pests including flea
beetles, leafhoppers, tarnished plant bugs, and thrips. It can be used
on over 200 fruits and vegetables and can be applied up to the day of
harvest.

Safer® Insect Soap (#9370) contains no petroleum additives. It is made of fatty acid salts and is safe for bees, birds, animals, and humans. Use to control aphids,
whiteflies, and spider mites on fruits, vegetables, and ornamentals.

Sluggo® (#9370) molluscicide kills snails and slugs organically, while fertilizing your soil. It is a unique blend of mollusk bait and iron phosphate which is
a naturally occurring soil mineral that breaks down into fertilizer. It
is labeled for use near many types of vegetables, fruits, berries, and
ornamentals.

Organic Fungicides

Actinovate® (#9900) contains a high concentration of beneficial bacterium and is a very effective spray for foliar diseases or drench for root diseases. It can
be used up to and including the day of harvest and is labeled for most
fruit, vegetable, field, and grain crops.

Champ® WG Copper Fungicide (#9778) is a broad-spectrum fungicide which can be used as a preventative measure or at first sign of disease.

MilStop® Foliar Fungicide (#9702) is a potassium bicarbonate fungicide that kills mildew on contact. Good to use at or before the first sign of disease. Especially effective for
Late Blight when alternated with Oxidate.

Mildew Cure® (#9835) is an effective treatment for powdery mildew on most crops, including vegetables and flowers.

Oxidate® (#9719) is a treatment for the prevention and control of plant pathogens in field-grown crops and commercial greenhouses. It can be used as a
pre-plant dip, soil drench, foliar treatment, and surface disinfectant
and is effective against a wide range of diseases. Oxidate is a great
choice for alternating with another fungicide to prevent tolerance
buildup of the target pathogen.

All the controls listed above are OMRI listed and are intended for use in organic production.

Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 2:57pm
American Umbrella Leaf - Diphylleia cymosa
Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 2:55pm
Conifer Closeup
Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 2:53pm
After The Raid On The Melonpatch
Comment by Daddieo on July 14, 2011 at 2:51pm
A Few Sunflowers
Comment by Daddieo on July 8, 2011 at 5:27pm
Fire and Ice Contrasts
Comment by Daddieo on July 8, 2011 at 5:23pm
Flower Tower
 
 
 

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