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Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 18:07
| Clearly obvious why they call it Beebalm... and the first time I'm seeing no powdery mildew!
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| That typically means a good year w/o drought and/or no leaf injuries (like hail). Nice aren't they ? |
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- Posted by ladygladys z5b/6a NEPA (My Page) on Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 18:30
| I'm so jealous! My bee balm turned to crap real quick because of that darn horsemint larve that eat all the petals. I hacked them down to the ground and am keeping my fingers crossed that I don't have an infestation again next year! Anyway yours are gorgeous! |
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| Beautiful! One of my favorite plants for looks and odor! Amna |
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| Very nice! and your garden looks immaculate and so well cared for. |
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| I am envious as well. I have complained lots of times in the past about my stand of Monarda. They flower for too short a time. (probably not enough sun). But I love the smell of the foliage. |
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| Nice! |
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