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MikeC
Mikec

24 Aug, 2008

 

I'm really happy to say that we haven't seen any Japanese Bettles here in the North East for years. I remember them well though and the destruction they cause is unbelievable.

Ams
Ams

23 Aug, 2008

 

Dont be suprised if he moves in and you find him watching TV on your sofa drinking your beer!

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wohlibuli
Wohlibuli

23 Aug, 2008

 

Good one Connie, they can be greedy little beggers!

wohlibuli
Wohlibuli

23 Aug, 2008

 

Funny, Chris and so true!

Chrispook
Chrispook

23 Aug, 2008

 

I've also heard squirrels called rats with good "PR".

wohlibuli
Wohlibuli

23 Aug, 2008

 

That's what my hubby calls them Spritz. How funny!

spritzhenry
Spritzhenry

23 Aug, 2008

 

I've never heard of Japanese beetles, I'm very glad to say! It sounds as if you're having a bad time with them, though. How big are they? We don't get squirrels in this garden - but suffered from them in Kent, they dug up my bulbs and bedding plants, I think to bury acorns and conkers, because I was always digging little trees out of my pots! I don't remember them eating plants, though. They can do a lot of damage to electrical wiring if they get into the loft area of the house! Pests, aren't they! My grandfather called them 'rats with tails'.

wohlibuli
Wohlibuli

23 Aug, 2008

 

Those beetles can be horrid pests in some area, Flcrazy has a really hard time with them also. Squirrels can also be a major garden pest. I like the funny little guys except when they chew up my plants. When I was in high school in Texas we had this really little one that lived in a big Oak outside the front door. We use to step out and hold out a peanut and he would come and get it. This became extremely funny one evening when a date came to pick me up and the squirrel ran up his leg. My sis and I were almost rolling on the ground laughing!

wohlibuli
Wohlibuli

23 Aug, 2008

 

"Hand over your peanuts, and no one will get hurt!"

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Chrispook
Chrispook

22 Aug, 2008

 

Sorry about your awful beetles. I don't think we get them over here. Your other wildlife sounds cute.
Sounds like youv'e got a few things in flower. As we get to the end of the summer a lot of things begin to look jaded, but I still look forward to the Autumn colours.

buffriddler
Buffriddler

22 Aug, 2008

 

I just cant get over his mush.....lol....brilliant

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buffriddler
Buffriddler

22 Aug, 2008

 

Look at the fizzog on him ..reckon thats shock lmao lol ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

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Janette
Janette

22 Aug, 2008

 

He look sweet

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Janette
Janette

22 Aug, 2008

 

Nosey little thing lol

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irish
Irish

22 Aug, 2008

 

lol brilliant photo

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Raquel
Raquel

31 Jul, 2008

 

I have horrible allergies - it got so bad once I was told I was not breathing normally and was not getting enough air!! and they gave me asthma medicine - but thankfully that has passed - if you're game, I recommend acupuncture and a product called AllerFree, which is natural enzymes that help alleviate / stop the allergic reaction. Usually I have to combine it with Claritin, but since late May I have managed to only use the AllerFree. Good luck and hope you feel better soon!

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Gillian
Gillian

31 Jul, 2008

 

Is this Purple D'Oro?

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Gillian
Gillian

31 Jul, 2008

 

Lovely colour

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Gillian
Gillian

31 Jul, 2008

 

Lovely soft pink, very pretty.

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Gillian
Gillian

31 Jul, 2008

 

Love daisies, they flower for a nice long time and always look good.

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Chrispook
Chrispook

31 Jul, 2008

 

These are known as Hibiscus in Hungary. Our rose of sharon is yellow, also known as Hypericum. It's interesting the way that different parts of the world have the same name for a totally different plant.

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spritzhenry
Spritzhenry

31 Jul, 2008

 

You poor thing! What starts your sinuses off? I hope the antibiotics help. I must look at creeping Charlie - he sounds like the devil that plagues me! Appears from nowhere, climbs through my plants and half-strangles them SOOOO fast you can almost watch him grow!!!! P.S. He isn't among your photos - please would you post a photo of him?

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jacque
Jacque

31 Jul, 2008

 

MMMMmmmmmmmmm Lovely Blue :)

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NancyM
Nancym

19 Jul, 2008

 

I have this too and just love it. Was alarmed when it did not come up this year . I thought that salt from the driveway this winter may have killed it but low and behold I saw new stalks emerging from the ground yesterday. I noticed more growth today so hopefully it will put on a show for me before the summer's over.

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NancyM
Nancym

19 Jul, 2008

 

They are looking so perfect!

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Owdboggy
Owdboggy

18 Jul, 2008

 

I would soak them with a systemic fungicide. If you do not want to use chemicals then you are down to using 1 part full cream milk to 9 parts water as a spray, but it is not that effective against Black spot. Bad year for fungus this one, cool and damp they love.

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Janette
Janette

18 Jul, 2008

 

Beautiful rose

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1198
1198

18 Jul, 2008

 

I lvoe climatis, morning glories and the like. Personal favorites. Very pretty! Enjoyed the tour of your garden Connielarayne. Super nice! :)

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1198
1198

18 Jul, 2008

 

What a nice contrast of colors, flowers, greenery! Nice picture Connielarayne.

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1198
1198

18 Jul, 2008

 

Me too! :)

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