I have used Neem oil on my citrus, if you don't see any more bugs I would do it once a week for two weeks for preventative measures. Then every 14 days or so after. I emailed the company last year after using it a few weeks because I also added dish soap to the mix. I wanted to ask them if this was recommended? The response I got from them was to use it all by itself. They said do not add anything else to their product. It works better if nothing else is added to it. I'm sure it doesn't hurt it, but maybe the effectiveness is diluted? So now I just use Neem by itself and I don't add anything else to it. As far as your question goes if your plant is already acclimated to full sun, I would wait till the plant is completely dry before putting back in the sun. But since you are getting 100 degree weather, I would only give it morning sun for a couple of days after treatment. Just so you know the brand name of the one I use is "GREEN LIGHT" Neem Concentrate (Lowe's) and they were the ones I emailed and asked about adding dish soap to it. Good luck with your key lime tree...

Why scare off potential customers? After all they can sell them more koi afterwards. Problems are what koi clubs are for. I have heard of folks losing fish to weasels or minks. Unfortunately, short of a sturdy, tall metal fence or trapping, there's not much you can do about them. Trapping is regulated by state and county, if someone goes that route be sure to know all your area's rules. I've very grateful we don't have those critters around my area.

Lenore, who is installing the granite slab shower? Start there and make your priority be hiring a VERY experienced tile professional - one you have vetted carefully to insure that their qualifications meet your design requirements and product selections. Stone slab installations are not for the B team, and especially in a wet area. Can it be done? Yes, depending upon the structure over which a solid surface stone is installed and the methods used. We install solid surface shower walls regularly, but from an empty cavity which we build to meet all specific design and installation specifications, including the pan. A solid stone slab cannot be supported by the pan (it is not meant to support a slab wall). A slab wall is pinned and tied so it is self supported, not supported by a pan. This is a very complex installation. A LOT to consider. As one example, the thickness of your slab? 2cm. 3cm? (effects the weight load on the space). And I could go on. After you have carefully vetted the qualified tile contractor, have this conversation with them. If you question or want to clarify their recommendations, check back or seek professional advice from other qualified sources. Please consult with a professional onsite. Good luck with your project.

It is up to 64 now at 12:30. Partly sunny at times and breezy yet. I planted more radishes and some carrots in the garden and also pulled up the first five radishes out of my garden. That variety is French Breakfast. I am going to have them for lunch. The radishes I planted today are Crimson Globe. The carrots were Danver's Half Long. The day is getting better. Sue in Central Indiana