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Name: Margy Stinson Huntington, IN - near Fort Way (Zone 5b) help moving an established peony  Margy Mar 24, 2018 8:50 AM CST |
| I am wondering if using volck oil, or a neem oil at this time of year would help my problem with black spot. I live in Indiana, zone 5. How soon to apply. My bushes barely show any green yet. Thanks. |
Name: Jai or Jack WV (Zone 6b) Om shanti om.              Jai_Ganesha Mar 24, 2018 12:28 PM CST |
| I gave away all my roses last year before moving, but in the year leading up to that I treated them with tebuconazole which is a systemic fungicide, and Physan-20, which is a topical fungicide. I did so at least 3 times that I remember and I was shocked at how dark, green, and healthy all the growth was all year. I'm hesitant to say I didn't see any blackspot because technically it probably was there, but I did not expect it to be reduced as much as it was. Previously I had tried neem oil a million different ways but I gave up on it because it's only minimally-to-moderately effective in areas with humid summers. I've never tried to Volck stuff. I don't know that I've even heard of it until now... Keep going! |
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