In a message dated 6/5/1998 8:18:20 AM Central Daylight Time, cmurphy@ggpl.arsusda.gov writes: << Have you ever heard of termites eating LIVE plants. I've encountered this on more than one occasion. Some gladiolus bulbs were destroyed and an"Anne Folkard" geranium is in danger of succumbing to the critters. I've since transplanted it, while cleaning the roots. If they aren't termites then what else could they be. They look identical. I'm confused. Any advice would be of help. >> Hi All, I fwd a question from one who will join our list as soon as he gets a home computer. Any advice, comments, etc? Thanks, Clyde Crockett ccredux@aol.com Indy IN z5
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- Subject: Re: Mrs. Kendall Clark
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- Date: Fri, 5 Jun 1998 09:15:00 -0500
On Thursday, June 04, 1998 5:10 PM, CCREDUX@SMTP {CCREDUX@aol.com} wrote: > >Date: 4-Jun-98 17:10:26 -0500 >From: CCREDUX@SMTP {CCREDUX@aol.com} >To: CMURPHY@GGPL (Charley Murphy) >Subject: Re: Mrs. Kendall Clark > >In a message dated 6/4/1998 1:18:33 PM Central Daylight Time, >cmurphy@ggpl.arsusda.gov writes: > ><< The bluest form that I've seen is Johnson Blue and Spinners.( > I think that was the name). >> >Hi Charlie: >Thanks so much for the info! That was very nice of you. > >I shall try to get Spinners ! >Do you grow hostas? That is my passion. There is a great listserve, hosta- >open. Let me know if you are interested in joining. > >Clyde Crockett Hi Clyde: I've heard of the list but do not join because I am on a gov. computer. I will send email out but don't feel it's right to use it for listservers. If I ever get my computer at home online then I'll get back to you. Thanks for the offer. I do grow about 10 different Hostas. I also grow a lot of daylilies and my newest passion are hardy geraniums (at least 15 different types). I have a question for you or maybe you can post it to the list. Have you ever heard of termites eating LIVE plants. I've encountered this on more than one occasion. Some gladiolus bulbs were destroyed and an"Anne Folkard" geranium is in danger of succumbing to the critters. I've since transplanted it, while cleaning the roots. If they aren't termites then what else could they be. They look identical. I'm confused. Any advice would be of help. I may just treat the whole area with Dursban. Thanks Clyde, sincerely Charlie Murphy
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