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Anything I can do about stink bugs on tomatoes?
Comments (6)I can't remember where I saw this, but there is a marvelous YouTube video around about using diatomaceous earth to deal with stink bugs. Yes, everyone says to use it, but they don't really say how! What you do is get your shop vac out, and connect the hose to the output, so you use it as a blower. Then mist the tomatoes. Now grab a handful of DE and, while standing in front of the tomatoes, blow the DE all over them. It sticks! My understanding is that this *completely* removes the stink bug problem. Yes, rinse off the harvested tomatoes before you eat them. This treatment needs to be done just every few weeks (unless it rains hard.) I had a bad problem with stink bugs and tomatoes last year, before I heard about this strategy. I was picking and vacuuming until I was blue in the face. I've been prepared to use this strategy, but haven't yet seen a single stink bug....See Morecan I do anything about my lawn now?
Comments (10)Round-up kills pretty much everything that's green: weeds, grass, etc. Grass usually only dies from too much sun when it doesn't get enough water. Most of your better seed comes from independent seed sellers, not the big box stores. Many people source their seed via the internet. Choosing what type of grass to grow is up to you, and what you think would do best in your environment. Since this is a spring seeding, and you live in the city, tall fescue might be your best option. Kentucky bluegrass produces nicer turf in my opinion, but it is much better suited to a late summer seeding since it takes longer to germinate and mature. Perennial rye is the fastest to maturity, but it can be a bit thirstier....See MoreSpam, spam, spam, spam, spam
Comments (6)There are 3 management ills released by this change: 1. Apparently, a person unqualified for IT work made the decision to go with the lower cost application. That sounds very much like purchasing making a co-called cost reduction so they can put this on their list of accomplishments. A new, very important, untried application was not tried out before unleashing it system wide. A dummy account should have been created in the "sandbox" region of the server and the application tried there for a period of time. Many of the ills you mentioned should have shown up in the sandbox version and would have been contained. This would have given the system operators a chance either correct the software or reject it. Somehow, the system's virus checker was disabled or uninstalled. The SANDBOX: Many years ago, makers of large servers included a "sandbox" in their operating system. This is a feature that carves off a section of memory, and isolates it from the remainder of the computer. When accessed from outside the installation, it appears like a complete system. Its a place to experiment and give neophytes a place to roam. Any damage done is confined to the sandbox. Also, the system operators can use the sandbox to test to see if their corporate system is under attack by intruders, by lowering the protection on the sandbox and then watching for what comes in....See MoreAnything I can do about these berries raining down from the tree?
Comments (6)That's either a strangler fig or a banyan tree. The berries are not the worst of your problems. It's way too close to your house, and their roots can destroy your foundation. If you're not attached to it, take it out & have the stump killed and ground out....See More- 11 years ago
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