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Dec 1, 2015 8:42 AM CST
Name: Sue
Ontario, Canada (Zone 4b)
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spunky1 said:
Sue I have dealt with rust since 2001, I have tried all the rotation ideas and anything else that has been recommended by the higher ups, I have spent a lot of money trying different things, I now do what works for me and had rather not get into a drawn out discussion over this subject. Please don't take this the wrong way, I just don't care to get into it.


Sorry, Fred, I should not have asked that first question, got carried away with enthusiasm at the thought that you might have done so. I have deleted it.

The rest of my post certainly wasn't intended to start a discussion with you on the subject, sorry again if it came across that way. It was in the hopes of encouraging those new to treating with rust to rotate (primarily if planning to use high or moderate risk products) by explaining that it is to reduce the risk of fungicide resistant mutations getting started in daylily rust.

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