Re: Alien Weed & native blue aster
- Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Alien Weed & native blue aster
- From: Mickey Corley m*@compuserve.com
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 13:06:51 -0500
Remember the book said "portions of the plant affected - I'm sentimental
about my plants also - it's almost like losing a child when I have to
dispose of one. I'm not familiar with variegated aquilegia but I would
attempt to take out just the plant portion which has dodder growing on it.
Mickey
Bethany, OK - Center of Oklahoma, USA
Zone 6/7
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>Thanks Mickey,
I haven't yet tackled trying to remove the vine yet. I
will probably do it sometime this week. It seems a
shame to destroy the plant. Maybe I will try to clip
off the affected leaves and see if I suffer a repeat
occurance. I don't know why I am being so sentimental
about keeping this variegated aquilegia, I have a
ziploc baggie full of seeds from this plant. It would
be very easy to restart a new plant.
the other Sterling
Seattle, WA. USA
zone 8<
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