Re: Losing Salvia officinalis
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Losing Salvia officinalis
- From: P*@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1999 14:56:37 EDT
Hi Marge,
When you mentioned the large Anemone I examined the soil more carefully
around where it had been, sigh, and there was a beady, pale yellow/beige
substance concentrated where the stalks emerged. It was a mealy, crumbly
consistency but I could find nothing else. Ditto for the Lobelias (some of
which are trying to survive, but are losing great stalks of blooms in the
identical stuff. These plants are nowhere near one another. Do you have any
idea as to what enemy is out there? What's your opinion of Diatomaceous earth
as a treatment for slugs? I've been using silica sand with some success,
especially with Companulas, but it isn't the answer either, I'm afraid.
Holly Zone 8
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