Re: [SG] Diatomaceous Earth

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• Subject: Re: [SG] Diatomaceous Earth
• From: "* J* <a*@COSHOCTON.COM>
• Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 23:47:28 -0400
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MR FORREST G JOHNSON wrote:

> We have lived on this same property since 1957 and we have had wrens
> (several pairs) the first year and every year since. HOWEVER, we have
> not seen or heard a sigle wren this season.I am wondering why. Surely
> it is time for them to arrive. Anyone know when they arrive in the
> mid-west?
>
> So far we have not had slug damage to the Hostas but I'm sure that we
> eventually will have them since we buy Hostas from hither & yon.
>
> Forrest G.Johnson
> Davenport, IA z5a



Here in central Ohio, we've had the first nest of baby wrens fledge
already. We have a yard full of birds all the time, and still have slug
damage! I'd hate to think what it would be like if we didn't have birds,
but as much as I watch the lily pool where most of the hosta's are, I
rarely see any birds hopping among the plants.

Carrie Hampton
SE Central Ohio  Zone 5-6

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