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Comments (31)Some years are worse than others for cutworm damage. It seems to start very early in spring when the leaves are a tight cluster before they unfurl. I never see them! Darn cutworms get started before I do in the spring. I don’t know what to do except hope for a winter that’s not giving them the conditions they thrive in. Saija, I’m the same way when I like something. I tend to go overboard and get too many. People have told me I have so many plants in my yard, but I always want more. You have a lot plants to take care of in winter, too! Between you and Steve, I think I do want to try Midnight Oil and hope I find the right spot for it. Steve, that’s interesting that MO can get darker later on in the season....See MoreHosta Worst Of 2023 ...........................
Comments (36)Beth, regarding the slug drench---to spray or to pour? I have always sprayed around the crowns of the hosta and other plants. I have heard of other people pouring the ammonia solution. I think one uses a lot more if you pour. I'm getting the idea that the slugs are pretty much everywhere and just spraying around the plants is not enough. This year I plant to pour the ammonia solution around the crowns and everywhere else I can think of---especially in the early spring. As for the ratio of ammonia to water. I used to do 10 water and 1 ammonia. But the ammonia I was using is no longer available. I have learned that the dollar store ammonia is not as strong. So I will be using that one in the 5 water to 1 ammonia formula. (Unfortunately the bottles now usually don't tell you the strength of the ammonia within them.)...See MoreHosta Companion 2023 ......................
Comments (60)indianagardengirl, your hellebores are loaded! I want to plant more this year. Right now mine are under snow, but we need the water so I'm not complaining! debra, you don't want to be cutting down daffodil leaves. It's hard to place bulbs so that we don't mind seeing them die back, but that's how they'll get energy to come up next year. But it's nice when we can finally clear the dead leaves away....See MoreHosta Blue 2023 ........................................
Comments (34)Debra, the difference between 'Blue Ivory' and Ben Vernooij' is easy to see, particularly early in the season. For me it's telling 'Firn Line' and 'Blue Ivory' apart. Here's a "family portrait". Starting center top: 'First Frost' and 'Firn Line' to the left of that, then below 'Firn Line' is 'Blue Ivory' (now you see why I've got difficulty telling them apart) and below that at the 3 o'clock position is 'Ben Vernooij'. Coming across to the left is 'Touch of Frost' and then another 'Blue Ivory' with 'Bulletproof' at 7 o'clock . Directly above that is 'Touch of Class' x2 and that's been a very unstable plant for me, throwing the 2 'Touch of Frost' sports to the right of it. At 9 o'clock just peeking into the image is 'Ripple Effect', To the left of 'First Frost' is 'Remember Me' and to the left of THAT is "Sleeping Beauty'.....and they're all related! Pieter P.S. Quite possibly the reason I have difficulty with my 'Firn Line' and 'Blue Ivory' is because one of them is mis-labeled....likely the 'Firn Line'... but that's for another day......See MoreSaija_Finland
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