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Backyard Sugarcane
... and chemical characteristics. Chewing canes contain fibers that stick together when chewed, making it easier to spit out the pulp once the sugary juice has been consumed. Crystal canes (typically ... 7255). Some varieties to look for are: Chewing Canes: Yellow Gal; CP57-603; CP80-1837; CP80-1907; NG57-258; White Transparent. Crystal Canes: Any commercial variety from south Florida or Louisiana. ...
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FPHG -
... girdlers, Ampeloglypter ater (LeConte), are small (1/8-inch), black weevils that girdle grape canes by chewing two series of holes several inches apart. The girdles are generally beyond the last grape ... bloom. To culturally control grape cane girdlers, cut off and burn infested parts of the canes before adults emerge from them in late summer. Grapevine flea beetles, Altica chalybea (Illiger), are ...
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Leaf-Eating Pests
... fungal diseases. Less common but equally problematic is damage caused by chewing insects. When holes appear in rose leaves, as opposed to the ... into the cut ends of rose canes to nest, causing the attached shoots to wilt and die. Any canes so affected should be ... Elmer's or similar glue to the cut ends of the canes. Gardening Suggestions Roses Bulbs New Arrivals Posters About Us Index Weekend Specials ...
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Orchids, orchid growing information, orchid care and orchid pictures - Bribie Island Orchid Society
... finer than white oil. Ant & roach dust - for control of ants. Success - for chewing insects. Diseases. Anti Rot - a systemic fungicide, non toxic, to prevent ... thought "Oh well! No harm done, if I give the soft canes a bit too!" Result: more keikis than before. One must come to the conclusion that 'soft canes produce keikis if fed a fertilizer high in nitrogen in the ...
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Growing
... . By eHow Expert | Article Rating: How to Troubleshoot Rose Pests So you've got bugs chewing on your prize roses? Well, here's something the folks at the nursery probably didn ... and raspberries are perennial plants that bear fruit on biennial canes. The roots live on indefinitely, but each year they send up canes that generally produce fruit the second season, then die ...
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Insects
... between 1989 and 1992 at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Leaf miners, leafhoppers, thrips, and other chewing and skeletonizing insects were seen occasionally. Aphids These small insects are one of the more ... indicating where the borer’s tunneling occurred. The gall formation weakens canes and it is common to see infected canes broken off by wind. The quickest and most effective control is removal ...
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Ohio Master Gardener Online Manual - GLOSSARY
... well-drained, slightly dry soils. Red, hard and chewing fescues are included in this group. Floricanes - on raspberries and blackberries, two-year-old canes which bear fruit and then die. Food ... that kills plants as they germinate. Primocanes - on raspberries and blackberries, new, first-year canes. Procumbent - having stems that trail along the surface. Propagation - to increase the number of ...
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Marin Rose Society - Rose Curculios
... very characteristic narrow, black, curved snout with a set of antennae midway up. They are chewing insects, with biting mouthparts on the end of their long snouts. These weevils feed on ... infestation can prevent almost all bloom. You can reduce current populations by handpicking - gently shake canes over a bucket or tray of water or other liquid to collect fallen adults and ...
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Rose Pests - Rose Magazine
... are one of their favorite meals. Earwigs If you see signs of chewing on your rose blooms and young leaves, you may have earwigs. ... little insects that drill holes into the end of your rose canes, causing them to eventually die. The most effective method of control ... to the glue, you will be able to keep track of which canes you have sealed. Inchworms Inchworms are tiny caterpillars that infest your ...
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Controlling Rose Gall - Rose Magazine
... use of dull shears or shears with misaligned blades can cause damage to stems and canes; preventing a "clean" cut. Tissue damage or die-back areas are prime entry points for ... or chafing due to canes rubbing together. Prune it away. Stem cracks: After heavy rains or feedings, cracks in stem tissues can appear. Prune it away. Plant chewing pests: Critters of all ...
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