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Gardening

alfie

(527 posts)

4. Thanks, Curmudgeoness

Reply to Curmudgeoness (Reply #2)

Sun Jul 28, 2013, 03:40 PM

Jul 2013

I won't be tempted but will keep in mind using the milk spray starting early next year. That is an issue I am now worried about...it is all over my yard now. Maybe it will be dormant next year if it is not so rainy...but maybe not. Think I'll designate one garden sprayer as my milk spray bottle. And, as stated above...might just green things up a bit as well with the extra calcium.

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Fungus among us [View all] alfie Jul 2013 OP

Milk spray with epsom salt Viva_La_Revolution Jul 2013 #1

I also use the dry milk spray Curmudgeoness Jul 2013 #2

Thanks, Curmudgeoness alfie Jul 2013 #4

Neighbor's (actually abandoned town house) roses, elleng Jul 2013 #3

I use Daconil. We have also had too much rain. femmocrat Jul 2013 #5