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Mar 30, 2018 5:39 PM CST
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Name: Roger & Karen
Birmingham, Al (Zone 7b)
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Hey everyone,
I have several fans that look like two fans are growing together. Their not new fans i know they come from the ground. Just look and explain to me what i am seeing please Thank You!
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Mar 30, 2018 10:26 PM CST
Name: Terry
Ohio (Zone 6a)
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I don't think I can see what you're talking about, but I'm wondering if you have aphids. You may want to treat those before they get out of hand.
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Mar 31, 2018 12:55 AM CST
Name: Judy
Louisiana (Zone 9b)
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Yes, I do believe that is the beginning of a scape.
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Mar 31, 2018 5:34 AM CST
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Name: Roger & Karen
Birmingham, Al (Zone 7b)
Butterflies Critters Allowed Daylilies Hummingbirder Region: Alabama Seed Starter
Enjoys or suffers hot summers Plant and/or Seed Trader
Thank you mystlw. I do have aphids, i zoomed in on some fans and i see them. Will fix that today. Grumbling
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Apr 1, 2018 8:28 PM CST
Name: Terry
Ohio (Zone 6a)
Gardens in Buckets Winter Sowing Vegetable Grower Region: United States of America Plant and/or Seed Trader Tomato Heads
Enjoys or suffers hot summers Garden Procrastinator Region: Ohio Hibiscus Dog Lover Daylilies
Diggerofdirt said:Thank you mystlw. I do have aphids, i zoomed in on some fans and i see them. Will fix that today. Grumbling


I had a horrible time with aphids last season! I don't know about your zone, but here in Ohio the ants actually farm aphids, and will take the eggs into their nest over the winter; I'll likely do battle with them again this year. Sad
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Apr 2, 2018 11:35 AM CST
Name: Elena
NYC (Zone 7a)
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mystlw if you have patience you can get rid of aphids naturally. I always get a ton of aphids in the Spring. But I refuse to spray them and the garden hose method doesn't seem to phase them. But if I just let them run rampant in the garden eventually (typically 3-4 weeks later) I start seeing ladybugs. Nothing clears out aphids like ladybugs! The first year I maybe got one or two ladybugs. But then each year I got more. Now, since they know my yard is a buffet, they lay eggs and I get generations of ladybugs that handle the aphids all season long (well late autumn is still an issue). The first year of damage is hard but trust me, the ladybugs will come and stay if they know there is a good food source. And since I'm in the middle of a major city I'm sure you'll get them quicker than I did! And yes, my ants farm aphids also.
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