Re: Interesting Black spot treatment -Reply

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• Date: Wed, 27 May 1998 09:55:36 -0800
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Thanks Patty, can't wait to try the "amended"
method.  I have a Zephrine Droughan that is
positively crippled up with pow. mild.

>>> Patricia H. <patty98@juno.com>
05/27/98 05:51am >>>
This may be true for black spot, but baking
soda works wonders on powdery
mildew -- knocks it right out.   I don't bother
with the soap or the
horticultural oil though.  Just 2 T baking soda
per gallon of water.

Patty
Zone 8b
Louisiana

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On Tue, 26 May 1998 08:07:31 -0400
mname@webtv.net (Marlynn Marcks)
writes:

>Baking soda is for the birds.  I know some
university came up with a
>solution of it and soap and horticultual oil  I
tried it and had tons 
>of
>blackspot anyway.  
>Marlnn
>
>          
>
>

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