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Comments (17)So you can tell by looking at the plant whether you have thrips or not? You didn't see any evidence of them in my photos, yorkrose? Yes, I have had winter moths for the past four years. It is really a pain, but I keep observing to see how it changes from year to year. This year they were late, but they did show up. They weren't as bad as previous years. One year my two Maples had very visible holes all over the tree. This year I can't see a lot at all. It's even more annoying when they drop down onto plants in the yard. But on the other hand, there are lots of birds that have started camping out for the abundance of food. I see starlings especially like them and are in the trees hunting and pecking. I've seen sparrows eating them and this year I've been amazed to see Orioles hopping around in the trees eating them. So I've held off on using the BT. Right now I think with the few roses I have, hand picking and close observation may keep things manageable. I hope! [g] Kate, are there bugs that eat the sawfly larvae? York Rose, thanks for that link. I see they are supposed to feed until mid June. I've already seen a noticeable dropoff in activity....See MoreBugs eating plants, want plant that eats bugs ;-)
Comments (4)Hi all, let me try to clear up a few things. I'm not really looking at the carnivorous plants as an control measure, just want to have fun and try some interesting plants. The cutworms I have are leaf eaters not root eaters but there are different types of cutworms and some may well eat roots. They are the larva of certain moths and grow very fast. I have caught some at the first sign of leaf damage that where less then 1/4 inch long, put them in a jar to study them and fed them leafs from my tomato plants (I cut the leafs with leaf miner damage - not good leafs) and in a few days I had this! Nasty things! Another thing they seem to really enjoy is finding young seedlings and cutting the plant at the soil line. This kills the plant and to really piss one off they don't eat the top of the plant. They cut it just for spite I guess. The one at the top right is about as big as they get, too big for the fly trap? I will research the sarracenia. I would love to try and get away from using pesticides to control the darn things but so far the only thing I have found that works is Sevin. I try to use as little Sevin as possible so I will find the cutworms from time to time when looking over my plants. I have been smashing them with my fingers - yuck. It sure would be fun to drop them into a carnivorous plant instead. Just for spite ;-) Take care, DC...See Moreweird bugs inside my leaves
Comments (1)They are one of the many different kinds of leaf miners and there really isn't much at all you can do to get rid of them. They are not likely to do enough damage to prevent your plants from making a fine crop of beans....See MoreBugs 13
Comments (162)I have 2 different single paddle Breadman machines because they were both gifts to me. I made bread mostly by hand before that until I got my KA mixers. I like them a lot. The newer one has a curved paddle and more of a traditional bread pan, but both are good. They both have the jam making feature. I have very limited programing ability with them but that is ok as I never need it I think. I think it might be nice to have the automatic fruit loading feature, but they do beep when it is time to load the fruit. Also it would be nice to have a model that retracted the paddles before it bakes or had a beep that sounded to tell you to manually remove the paddle so you don't get the hole in the bottom. If you just use the dough setting and bake in your oven that is not a problem. M8ne bake fine but I like it even better in the oven as I can have different shapes and a nicer crust. But having the convenience of just loading the ingredients and have a loaf of bread about 3 hours later is great. KA recommends the Zo brand and sell them on their sight but they are sold elsewhere. They are more expensive and I don't know if the price differential is justified. I think they are also more programable. My Breadmen have held up well even being used all the time for many years. I will send a link as I can't spell the full Zo brand name. name. They have a machine with a very small footprint, but I think it may only make a smaller, upright loaf. People seem to like the Zos. BREADMAN IS THE ONLY ONE I have used. My cousin has used the others I think. BREADMAN IS VERY EASY TO CLEAN. SOME OF THE OTHERS MAY NOT BE. Sorry I can't see what I am typing and it is too hard to make corrections because as soon as I start typing again I can't see anything again. I WILL GET YOU A LINK. ON Amazon you can read the reviews and find the new features. I think a lucked out with my Breadman though. Cory...See Morecory (Zone 7a, NJ)
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