That time again!!!!
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Originally Posted by pollym44
OH----does anyone have one of the big fire guns they use to clear the jungle???? I'll pay top money for it!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
Boric Acid and Diatomaceous Earth, mixed. The Boric Acid is poisonous, and the Diatomaceous Earth is like microscopic sharp shards of glass that cut the insects and they dehydrate. It's also called a mechanical insecticide.
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Originally Posted by rusty quilter
Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
If you have a fenced yard, borrow some geese. They will eat anything.
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You need to get a sprayer that will reach the top and use Bt. It is an organic control and will work perfectly. Maybe a small electric power washer? Good Luck to you. Of course you can always call your county agricultural agent and see what they might use (they'll probably say Bt), or they can give you the name of a tree company that can do it for you.
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Originally Posted by sweet
You need to get a sprayer that will reach the top and use Bt. It is an organic control and will work perfectly. Maybe a small electric power washer? Good Luck to you. Of course you can always call your county agricultural agent and see what they might use (they'll probably say Bt), or they can give you the name of a tree company that can do it for you.
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Originally Posted by rusty quilter
Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
If you have a fenced yard, borrow some geese. They will eat anything.
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Originally Posted by QBeth
Have you searched for a systemic remedy that can be spread on the ground, around the base of the tree, that can be sucked up by the roots? I don't know if such a think exists but it's worth a search or inquiry at your nearest plant center. Reminds me of the Gypsy moth problem we had a few years back. Yuck!
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