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Wed, Jul 16, 14 at 23:17
| Ok hi well i never had this before. Went weeding and dead heading today and found two of these coneflower heads. They was toward the ground attached to the plant still. And the rest of the plant is very healthy and no dead heading needed. So is this coneflower this eager to produce |
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| This pretty thing done that before as well |
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- Posted by nevermore44 6b (nevermore44@yahoo.com) on Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 0:17
| That's asters yellow. It effects echs, rudbeckia, and others. Look up the list. But there's nothing to be done besides diggling the plant and pitching it before it spreads to others.... Via lea hoppers |
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| Oh my goodness i don't like that is that because of grass hoppers?? Ok i will google that now. Thankyou! |
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- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 8:50
| thats not what they said ... the leafhoppers spread it.. they did not cause it originally ... read up ... ken |
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