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Thu, Mar 29, 12 at 23:10
| They are in the frig now and I am a bit intimidated to do this !
I have thrips, I suspect. And tiny worm/larvae eating my rose buds! Thanks! |
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| The efficacy of predatory nematodes depends upon many factors. The correct species of nemas have to be selected for the pest; the timing is important; a pest population has to be present; application rates and methods need to be followed according to the instructions. |
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| My mother had an empty part of the rose garden due to bad nematodes. I used nematodes to kill the nematodes and now have roses growing there again. |
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- Posted by SpiderLily7 8B (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 6:37
| I also interplant my roses with French marigolds to serve as pest traps for the nematodes. |
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