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Dec 14, 2021 10:58 AM CST
Name: Kabby
Lowndesboro, AL (Zone 8a)
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stone thank you for your excellent reply!! I just found out that the Luna moth uses the sweet gum as a host plant and I have a tree. Bought 2 pawpaws a few yrs ago and ordered some tulip poplar seeds. I had a Dutchman's pipe plant, don't know if it's still there, way too shaded by my gingers. Have seed but I understand it's persnickety, I'll plant those in the spring.
Desmodium is a type of beggar lice? My dogs come home with those so I'll leave that for the wild areas in the neighborhood. Have many of the trees the Imperial moth
likes also.I'm doing better than I thought I was! Thumbs up

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