This is on rt 28 between Long Lake and Newcomb on the left. I have done this back in Gillette, NJ but not to this kind of scale or sophistication.
This is a great gardening concept for those with limited growing area.
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Please help- My Japanese Snowbell tree has scales, how do I get rid of them?
I believe their called scales, those nasty little bugs that lay a cotton-like egg nest under leaves. They look like a tiny brown circle & they suck out sap from my tree, then it looks sickly. It's happened 2 yrs in a row, now they just came back.
We've had the tree sprayed with organic insecticide & we've used safer soap last yr, nothing seems to get rid of those bugs! And they usually spread from my snowbell to my Japanese maples & Yoshino tree. Please help!
parafin based dormant oil such as SunSpray (which i believe you can get at any box stores such as Lowe's and Home Depot)
Can vege/fruit matter sealed in 3'x3' rubbermaid container for 6 months still be used for a compost pile?
All organic scraps, excepting animal matter, had been gathered and stored since the new year til June, anticipating the creation of an organic garden this year. Unfortunately, numerous home repairs delayed this effort (new roof, etc.). We have created our compost bin, but are unsure if we can add the stored material, as it hasn't had air circulation. Please let us know if it's feasible.
It should be fine. It is still going to rot, you just delayed it by keeping it sealed.
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