Fireduck, I have never had what ails you and until you know what exactly it is you probably won't be able to find a solution. Perhaps you could take a sample peach to your county cooperative extension. You could also try to post a photo here. Anne, the fungicide I use is Indar and I think I pay about $230 for a jug of it capable of making probably a couple thousand gallons of fungicide spray. if you want my spray schedule adapted to materials available to non-commercial growers I can e-mail it to you, but it 's based on conditions in SE NY. It would probably be helpful, however. One of the insecticides I use is called Asana, which is also manufactured and packaged for commercial sprayers but Spectracide's Triazide is a similar compound and widely available in homeowner type quantities.

I got my sign nicked from my front yard too. So did my neighbor, we had a serial sign stealer in my neighborhood. Marda, I'm wondering how you know who Aggie's son is voting for? (no need to answer, it might be too political) In my experience people driving the kind of car you describe are in both political parties. Or it could have been the Green Party and they rode off on their bike to recycle it. Or Ralph Nader's party and they took it home paint it over with "Vote Nader" when he runs again in 2012:)

what horster said. to the letter!except i would (maybe foolishly) use 'definitely' instead of 'probably.' best, mindy p.s. this yr at the 'retum,we left up the canes of our 12' miscanthus floridulus, located at the entrance, so that visitors would have a visual clue of how much the gardens will change over the season!(encouraging them to return and see how much it has changed.) www.cottonarboretum.com/ a teaching website

I took them out on a cloudy day over the weekend, then it rained until Tuesday. It has been HHH for 3 days, and I soaked them this morning for about 2 minutes each with a good stream (not one that would dig a hole in the dirt, but high spray). I can see that the shastas (in a more shallow pot) dried out nearly completely, but I guess I didn't realize they'd die in only TWO days of the heat (Heat is defined as not over 90 degrees, but humid.) The other two are in 2 gallon (maybe bigger; I don't know the OFFICIAL sizes of nursery pots) pots, and were still damp to the touch, not crusty-dry like the shastas.