sloth
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But what if they get their autumn colour first, holly would be ok then? I expect B too:thumbup:
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But what if they get their autumn colour first, holly would be ok then? I expect B too:thumbup:
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But what if they get their autumn colour first, holly would be ok then? I expect B too:thumbup:
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That is fantastic. Is it on public land?
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That is fantastic. Is it on public land?
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Ditto
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Ditto
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Cheers for the replies everyone. Now to make things clearer, because I am bored and to provide banter fodder, I present this fantastic drawing. Customer says her rubra always goes autumnal as per A. I think B is how it should go. Clear as mud
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Cheers for the replies everyone. Now to make things clearer, because I am bored and to provide banter fodder, I present this fantastic drawing. Customer says her rubra always goes autumnal as per A. I think B is how it should go. Clear as mud
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Ah ha! Got it. Is anyone else wanting to find out for themselves or can I triumphantly spell it out? How the hell did you get that from that photo though? I can barely tell when I know what it is...
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Ah ha! Got it. Is anyone else wanting to find out for themselves or can I triumphantly spell it out? How the hell did you get that from that photo though? I can barely tell when I know what it is...
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Is it in Collins or Philips? Can't come up with a match...
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Is it in Collins or Philips? Can't come up with a match...
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Cinnamon pore crust? Best guess with poor pics, on birch?
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Cinnamon pore crust? Best guess with poor pics, on birch?
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I tell a lie! The honey suckle has some, though not much, mildew this year. [ATTACH]100341[/ATTACH] While looking I spotted that the Berberis is riddled with it. Interestingly the Berberis is the same family as Mahonia [ATTACH]100342[/ATTACH] Most impressive to me was this [ATTACH]100343[/ATTACH][ATTACH]100344[/ATTACH][ATTACH]100345[/ATTACH] Spotted resting on the Berberis. I think it to be Aeshna mixta. Cheers Rob for the macro s2 tips
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I tell a lie! The honey suckle has some, though not much, mildew this year. While looking I spotted that the Berberis is riddled with it. Interestingly the Berberis is the same family as Mahonia Most impressive to me was this Spotted resting on the Berberis. I think it to be Aeshna mixta. Cheers Rob for the macro s2 tips
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65 views and no answers! Not such a daft question after all... Anyone?
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65 views and no answers! Not such a daft question after all... Anyone?
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http://pnwhandbooks.org/plantdisease/host-disease-descriptions/oregon-grape-mahonia-aquifolium-powdery-mildew
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http://pnwhandbooks.org/plantdisease/host-disease-descriptions/oregon-grape-mahonia-aquifolium-powdery-mildew
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None photos I'm afraid, it was somewhere in Colchester zoo whilst running after a toddler. I have a gold pass so may be back soon, if so I will keep my eyes open. I think I know roughly where it was...
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None photos I'm afraid, it was somewhere in Colchester zoo whilst running after a toddler. I have a gold pass so may be back soon, if so I will keep my eyes open. I think I know roughly where it was...
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Perhaps it wasn't p.m, to be honest I glanced it as I rushed past and just assumed. Although I think I have seen it on Mahonia in the past... Also possibly worth mentioning is my garden honey suckle was covered last year but free from mildew this year.
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Perhaps it wasn't p.m, to be honest I glanced it as I rushed past and just assumed. Although I think I have seen it on Mahonia in the past... Also possibly worth mentioning is my garden honey suckle was covered last year but free from mildew this year.
