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26-02-2009, 11:37 AM
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Garlic troubles
Hi All
I have started my garlic off in pots in the lean to and have come to check them and they have a bad infestation of fungus gnats. I pulled one up to check and the actual blub has been eatten and looks a little shrived now... Do I just give up and bin them or see what happens... any advice would be gratefully received Thanks you Donna |
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26-02-2009, 11:40 AM
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Garlic troubles
"Donna UK" wrote I have started my garlic off in pots in the lean to..... Why? Tough as they come, Garlic, will stand any winter, plant in Sept/Oct. and have come to check them and they have a bad infestation of fungus gnats. I pulled one up to check and the actual blub has been eatten and looks a little shrived now... Do I just give up and bin them or see what happens... any advice would be gratefully received Plant them out now. -- Regards Bob Hobden |
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26-02-2009, 12:33 PM
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Garlic troubles
Thank you Bob, they are now planted in my raised bed...
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