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Milk as a fungicide
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Minnie
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Gay_Klok
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DeborahT
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Gay_Klok
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SandyMcC
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Minnie
- Great Information
Thanks Deborah for the great information. I gave away a Tropicana rose bush because I had so much trouble with mildew. I really appreciate the natural cures for common problems in the garden.
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Gay_Klok
- Re: Great Information
In response to message posted by Minnie: Tanks, Deborah. Very interesting. I have used carb soda on ornamentals but had never experimented with milk. After our wet Winter, I know there will be trouble in the ornamental garden
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DeborahT
- Re: Re: Great Information
In response to message posted by Gay_Klok: Well, I've been using a 1:6 on my squash and it's working well. It's also controlling PM on my beebalm.
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Gay_Klok
- Re: Re: Re: Great Information
In response to message posted by DeborahT: I will let you know, Deborah, I think it will be as with the roses - I remove affected leaves off some of the Rhododendrons but would like to think that the new leaves will not carry the fungus too BTW - that was supposed to be thanks, not tanks.
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SandyMcC
- milk, huh?
Wow, never thought of using that but it makes sense! Interesting read, thanks Deborah! 
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