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    thoughts on emamectin benzoate

    if the mauget caps aren't working for you and you still want to go with an Imidacloprid product you can use Xytect (rainbow tree care) also labeled for EAB and inject it into the ground.
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    thoughts on emamectin benzoate

    I do like the product, as well as the whole arbor jet system. Still drilling into the tree though. I have also been trying out Safari as a basal bark drench. only time will tell, but i believe them to be equally as effective
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    Vertical Mulching: how to fill the holes.

    Like the fibeglass funnel thing its sweet....I use a road cone to the same effect, with the top cut off so the hole is about 2.5 - 3 inches. fill it up with our mix and use my hand as a stopper. it still takes a long time "our mix" 1/3 compost 1/3 zeolite 1/3 Rhizoscience
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    Too many walnuts!

    There are several Fruit growth inhibitors on the market. several are sprayable products (apply during flowering) there are also injectible products(from wedgle and mauget during flowering.... two product names i can think of off the top of my head are Pincher and Sniper(dont hold me to it...
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    Bacterial Leaf Scorch

    No not wrong at all, but why presume, when for 20-35 dollars you can know for sure..... The last two comments are Very true PH has everything to do with iron defficency and an undesierable PH will not allow iron to be utilized by the tree.. Your clorosis you see in the leaves could also be a...
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    Bacterial Leaf Scorch

    marlinspiker Defently agree with what you are doing so far, be carful with the iron, consider getting a soil test to make sure it is needed. I would suggest a Cambistat Treatment, this will make the leaves smaller and thicker,and increase resistance to insects and diseases. it has deffently...
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    Leyland puzzle

    Seridium or botryospheria canker disease, Defently send a sample to the lab to find out for sure
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    Blue Spruce problem. Guesses?

    Its Pine Mass Pitch Borer. which is a moth that lays its eggs around a wound (old pruning cut in this case). Looking at the pictures this tree has been infested for some time
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    Limbwalker's New Website

    Re: Limbwalker\'s New Website I like what im seeing, The website is easy to navogate and very informitive. Great video on the air spading process.
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    Another hort oil ?

    You sould be alright with 2% oil, right now, as long as the night time temp dosn't get to low as for the mites just add the miticide in with the oil and go town
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    Compost Tea

    Compost extract, works the same as compost tea, the only difference is that the microbial population in an extract isn't increased by the addition of food.(not to say it can't be increased by adding foods. It will add to the exisiting microbial population, it is also providing new organisms for...
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    Compost Tea

    AACT, does exactly what it is designed to do, That is; return and maintain a healthy soil food web, to otherwise dead or poor quality soil. And within thoughs perameters it is not limited. Rocks and trees, Top dressing with compost is a valid way of returning micro organisms to the soil and if...
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    Dead Oak

    I agree with iron tannate stain, it could also be Blue Stain Fungi spread by a beetle. either way this kind of staining is extreamly common in Red Oak as well as White Pine. To my knowledge it is not assosiated with any kind of decay within the tree. Staining like this is not limited to Urban...
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    help with a filbert

    Yup, i think i know. European Filbert "Corylus avellana" there are hundreads of cultivars so its going to be hard know exactly which cultivar it is.....
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    Low Risk Herbicide?

    Avenger is pretty good, also try Burn Out (its clove oil and acitic acid) i've used it a few times, it works the best on an extreamly hot sunny day
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