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Have to Trade: ButterFly Wings Iris and Ground Cover Geranium
Comments (1)Would you like to trade for bulbs? I have Gladiolus (wine & roses) and pink tulips?...See MoreHAVE: Butterfly wings, others for Tulips, Daffs
Comments (2)Hi: I have Martha Washington, Jetfire and some really pretty pink and white daffodils that I bought a few years ago from Michigan Bulb I would be happy to trade you for Butterfly wings. Thanks Kathy...See MoreWANTED: Have Butterfly Wings to trade.. what do you have?
Comments (0)I inherited these and will trade for noids or named. Silverado and Honky Tonk Blues if you have these would be great. Send an e-mail.......See MoreAtala butterflies, once thought extinct in FL, winging back
Comments (16)I'm sorry, I don't know why I linked the coffee article. But yes, spraying mealy bugs with the coffee tea will kill them on contact. Same thing with aphids, spider mites, and thrips. I'm growing hot peppers and aphids can be a problem. It works well. The softer the plant, the better putting used coffee grounds on the soil will kill aphids, etc. systemically. It lasts about 4-5 months. Same thing for hibiscus and other soft plants. I know it's the same article, but this is what I meant to link: http://cycadjungle.mysite.com/cycadjungle/The%20Coontie%20of%20Florida.html There are other helpful cycad cultivation articles for anyone interested in the cycad part of this subject. The back button should go there. The Never Throw Away a Cycad article shows how you can micro propagate a coontie if anyone dares. The fertilizer article shows how you can get them to flush more often....See Moresheltiemom
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