Posted by spruce on May 3, 2009, 5:55 am
Hi all
I thought the hard winter would of cut down on a lot of the pest's.
But found my first Red lily beetle and vine weevil Saturday, plants
that normaly
get greenfly in the spring yes they have them, I live in
South Wales and visit
relatives in Surrey have the horse chesnut trees
been helped with the winter as
we dont have that moth here where I live
yet ??.
Spruce
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spruce
Posted by wafflycat on May 3, 2009, 11:48 am
> Hi all
> I thought the hard winter would of cut down on a lot of the pest's.
> But found my first Red lily beetle and vine weevil Saturday, plants
> that normaly get greenfly in the spring yes they have them, I live in
> South Wales and visit relatives in Surrey have the horse chesnut trees
> been helped with the winter as we dont have that moth here where I live
> yet ??.
> Spruce
I was hoping that the cold snap where I live would kill off overwintering
queen wasps. It would appear quite a few have survived. Mind you, as of
yesterday there is one less to breed this summer.
Posted by Rusty_Hinge on May 3, 2009, 1:37 pm
> I was hoping that the cold snap where I live would kill off overwintering
> queen wasps. It would appear quite a few have survived. Mind you, as of
> yesterday there is one less to breed this summer.
Wopses are our friends.
I'm hoping there'll be another hornets' nest this year.
Heathrow! Eat yer heart out!
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Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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Posted by wafflycat on May 3, 2009, 3:55 pm
>> I was hoping that the cold snap where I live would kill off overwintering
>> queen wasps. It would appear quite a few have survived. Mind you, as of
>> yesterday there is one less to breed this summer.
> Wopses are our friends.
> I'm hoping there'll be another hornets' nest this year.
> Heathrow! Eat yer heart out!
Can't stand them. As a child I remember the screams from my brother after
some bullies had put a hornet down the back of his shirt. No thanks. I know
they eat garden pests but they are too aggressive for my liking.
Posted by Judith in France on May 3, 2009, 4:44 pm
wrote:
> >> I was hoping that the cold snap where I live would kill off overwintering
> >> queen wasps. It would appear quite a few have survived. Mind you, as of
> >> yesterday there is one less to breed this summer.
> > Wopses are our friends.
> > I'm hoping there'll be another hornets' nest this year.
> > Heathrow! Eat yer heart out!
> Can't stand them. As a child I remember the screams from my brother after
> some bullies had put a hornet down the back of his shirt. No thanks. I know
> they eat garden pests but they are too aggressive for my liking.
I was hanging out washing today in a Dutch barn type thing:, a hornet,
buzzed me, too many times, I laid it out, with a wet pair of boxer
shorts. I hate them!!!!!
Judith
> I thought the hard winter would of cut down on a lot of the pest's.
> But found my first Red lily beetle and vine weevil Saturday, plants
> that normaly get greenfly in the spring yes they have them, I live in
> South Wales and visit relatives in Surrey have the horse chesnut trees
> been helped with the winter as we dont have that moth here where I live
> yet ??.
> Spruce