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Sun, Mar 25, 07 at 18:06
| I have had several Yaupon Holley Bonsai in the past and a newly acquired one. They do well in this climate. The one real nusance that stands out to me is leaf miners really dig it (no pun intended). I usually just pluck the affected leaves and go on with business.
Is this the right approach? Are there preventative measures I could take that are not too drastic? They don't seem to cause any real damage, but am I mistaken? I like to err on the side of fewer chemicals rather than nuking my trees when at all possible. Thanks guys Terry |
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| just checking, this post is always the most current on when i log on, yet it was written a month ago. Odd. Terry |
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