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Comments (4)I am disappointed that I couldn't make it to the Sac City Cemetery for Open Garden this year. I wanted to pick up a Penelope and a Reve D'Or if they had them. I am writing, Priscilla, to say that I picked up a Copperopolis Bar at last year's sale. Mine is still in a pot but I need to plant it soon. I met the discoverer and propagator of this rose at the cemetery sale but I can't remember her name now. I'd like to know how big it gets as this will help me to determine where to plant mine. There isn't even a listing in HMF for this one yet. To be honest, mine hasn't bloomed for me yet either. Either it is a once-bloomer or my specimen which is very small was just not ready to bloom up to this point. I think I was told it was red. Can you fill in any blanks for me? Annabeth...See MoreISO:mystery Hortcultural Lady from Costco
Comments (2)ISO = in search of. This post has me totally confused - but then again, I suppose whoever it is referring to will know who she is, lol. If she reads the post, that is! :) Dee...See MoreISO:mystery Hortcultural Lady from Costco
Comments (0)So they tell me at Costco today that "some lady from a horticultural group" came in to the store about 2 weeks ago and asked if the plant sale was legit. They replied it is but the manager I work with was out. They gave her his name...and NOW he's on vacation...so IDK who they are. And it's driving me NUTS~ I really need some help. I am assuming its someone from GW of Facebook. I provide vetting info to the people I contact. If you are here please contact me. The Manager you wanted was Eric DeSatnick 508-232-4001 I am Michelle Tarver Crazyplantlady@AaronTarver.org...See MoreMystery Eggs on Mystery Plant? (2 Pictures)
Comments (22)HA! That's pretty funny, mnktx. I went to a concert last night and ever since, "76 trombones in the big parade" has played in my head OVER and OVER, so they did it for you in advance. :-) If you're really interested in stuff like that (wasp eggs on caterpillars), you can follow the link below. Some folks at North Carolina State University's department of Entomology developed "a freaky tag-team of bugs" to eat kudzu, the vine that ate the South. Where I used to live, I watched a car parked at a garage get covered in kudzu in a matter of a couple weeks--it's beautiful, but it's the most aggressive plant I've ever seen. They didn't want the caterpillar to go nuts eating everything else, though, so they infected their caterpillars with an organic time bomb--wasp larvae in their backs which would eat them from the inside out. Poor caterpillars! Here is a link that might be useful: Freakish Bug Tag Team Article...See More- 2 years ago
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