Which Buttercup please
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Eradicating Buttercup
Comments (3)I beleive it can be toxic. I have an acre or so pasture that has it. I've tried the round up but it didn't erradicate it, I never could get them all! What about solarizing it? Is it in the sun or shade? Lay down black plastic for several weeks? I never did get rid of mine. The animals just don't eat it, but it would be nice to replace the buttercup with something edible, KWIM? Please post back with what you end up doing to get rid of it! Brendasue...See Morewanted' buttercups- mine were empty :'{{
Comments (3)Hi ~ I checked your list but didn't fine anything I don't have ;D But... I have some of the Yellow pimrose and the pink.(baby plants).I call'em butter cups..but I may have some seeds for a yellow annual that is called Buttercup. I will check. anyway..send me an email if your interested and we will see what we can work out ;D Love & Light ~ Tink62...See MoreBacterial wilt on buttercup squash :(
Comments (0)so I've determined my buttercup are beyond saving. I had a bad infestation of cucumber beetles but I thought I had them under control, then last week my squash that had been looking amazing and full of baby squash started turning yellow, day by day they seem to get worse, I though maybe fertilizer so I fertilized three days ago. but they have gotten worse. I've decided I need to pull them :(. they are near my zucchini plants which seem to be ok, they are in a different raised bed. My question is, once I pull them do you think I could plant some seeds and see if they grow? its still warm here and we have a couple months of decent weather but I'm not sure if the soil is damaged from the problems these plants had or if there is a way to treat it to prevent it from happening again?...See MoreIs This Early Buttercup?
Comments (4)It has a general appearance similar to R. fascicularis, but that one blooms Feb-May and (at least here) typically has leaves with divisions mostly entire. Since yours hasn't yet produced much, if any fruit, and some leaf divisions are sharply toothed, it may be something other than fascicularis....See Morethefof Zone 8/9 UK
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