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2009-07-04 Pests - Flying Ants Falling to the Ground: There are many species of carpenter ants. The color combinations run from all red to all black with mixtures in between. You would have to submit samples to a lab (for example at WSU) to get a species...
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2009-07-04 House Plants - Hanging Ivy Plant: Hello Jenna, You literally take the end of a stem and pinch [break] it off. That stem will then branch out to become two stems. If you break it off about 3-6 inches from the end you could use these...
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2009-07-04 Roses - roses: I hope I am wrong but it could be the start of Rose Rosette. If it was only on one rose bush I would say with this weird spring weather we have had, I am getting questions pertaining to all sorts of strange...
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2009-07-04 House Plants - Shefflera: Dear LaDon, It sounds as if your plant has been attacked by insects, possibly aphids, scale or whitefly which suck the sap from the stems and leaves and leave a sticky residue called honeydew. Once...
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2009-07-04 Pests - Flying Ants Falling to the Ground: Taking the tree down should have no effect on whether or not a nest occurs in the house. Take a look at the carpenter ant page cited above and the page linked from that page for ways to inspect for carpenter...
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