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Sat, May 23, 09 at 23:02
| I have had a small but treasured collection of fuchsias for many years. Two years ago I planted 4 cultivars in the ground and they did very well. THIS year I now have fuchia gall mite and its bad. I pulled two plants up and dumped them in the trash today. I will probably treat the other s with insecticide (imcloprimid?) but I am concerned with the effect on hummers and bees, butterflies etc. So, I would like to replace the lost plants with mite-resistant ones. Does anyone know of mite resistant fuchias? |
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- Posted by fengshui05 eu (My Page) on Wed, Jun 3, 09 at 12:33
| Hi, Just have look at the webpage of the North Western Fuchsia Society. There is a listing of cultivars. |
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