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Trainee time with Alyson @hbgbscheme and Fraenzi @chelsea_physic_garden (whom we say farewell to after an excellent week - thank you!) making shapes setting up wasp traps (slightly later than I’d have liked this year for which I hold my hands 🖐 🤚 up) with a sugar solution for the early and late Vinery #ihearditthroughthegrapevine #vinery #vinehouse #grapes #grapevine #vitisvinifera #blackhamburg #ladydownesseedling #wasps #wasptrap #sugar #friday #trainees #gardenteam #teamwork #historic #beauty #beautiful #igers #instagood #bestoftheday #horticulture #horticulturist #garden

Trainee time with Alyson @hbgbscheme and Fraenzi @chelsea_physic_garden (whom we say farewell to after an excellent week - thank you!) making shapes setting up wasp traps (slightly later than I’d have liked this year for which I hold my hands 🖐 🤚 up) with a sugar solution for the early and late Vinery #ihearditthroughthegrapevine #vinery #vinehouse #grapes #grapevine #vitisvinifera #blackhamburg #ladydownesseedling #wasps #wasptrap #sugar #friday #trainees #gardenteam #teamwork #historic #beauty #beautiful #igers #instagood #bestoftheday #horticulture #horticulturist #garden

Audley End House and Gardens

6:34pm 08/23/2019 0 1

Overlooking the Marl full of pitcher plants. They look much like orchids and were plentiful! Fascinating place to visit.

#rareplants #marl #macgregorpoint #ontario #ontarioyourstodiscover #canada 🇨🇦#breathtaking #wow #trekking #roadtrip #biking #horticulture

Matt ( @mattgibsonupholstery )

Overlooking the Marl full of pitcher plants. They look much like orchids and were plentiful! Fascinating place to visit. #rareplants #marl #macgregorpoint #ontario #ontarioyourstodiscover #canada 🇨🇦#breathtaking #wow #trekking #roadtrip #biking #horticulture

5:32pm 08/23/2019 1 2

THIS is public enemy number 1 if you grow squash. I live in an area where this seemingly pretty BEAST of a moth is active pretty much from May - November. THIS is the dreaded adult Squash Vine Borer Moth.
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She lays her eggs willy-nilly throughout squash plants.
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She lays them on the stem, leaves, flowers, under the leaves, on top of the leaves, anywhere. She lays one here and one there. .
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Her eggs are brown and oval and almost look like a spec of dirt. They hatch in 7 - 14 days after being laid. They then IMMEDIATELY burrow INSIDE your plant stem and begin eating. .
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Inside your plant they look like a grub or caterpillar. They are white, fat (and get fatter as they eat your plant to DEATH), have a black dot at the top which appears to be their head.
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Left to the own devices they will continue to eat the inside of your plant until one day your beautiful and healthy squash plant falls over limp as the borer has consumed all of the nutrients your plant needs to live.
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THEN it burrows INTO the soil, until next spring when it emerges from the soil as Public Enemy Number 1, seen above.
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Learn more about how to detect them, prevent them, and get rid of them here: http://bit.ly/30uFrzQ
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#gardening #garden #gardens #greenthumb #urbangarden #mygarden #gardener #growyourown #plants #instagarden #urbangardening #growsomethinggreen #growyourownfood #homegrown #organicgardening #botanical #horticulture #gardenlife #vegetablegarden #plant

Dian Farmer ( @dian.farmer )

THIS is public enemy number 1 if you grow squash. I live in an area where this seemingly pretty BEAST of a moth is active pretty much from May - November. THIS is the dreaded adult Squash Vine Borer Moth. . . She lays her eggs willy-nilly throughout squash plants. . She lays them on the stem, leaves, flowers, under the leaves, on top of the leaves, anywhere. She lays one here and one there. . . Her eggs are brown and oval and almost look like a spec of dirt. They hatch in 7 - 14 days after being laid. They then IMMEDIATELY burrow INSIDE your plant stem and begin eating. . . Inside your plant they look like a grub or caterpillar. They are white, fat (and get fatter as they eat your plant to DEATH), have a black dot at the top which appears to be their head. . Left to the own devices they will continue to eat the inside of your plant until one day your beautiful and healthy squash plant falls over limp as the borer has consumed all of the nutrients your plant needs to live. . . THEN it burrows INTO the soil, until next spring when it emerges from the soil as Public Enemy Number 1, seen above. . Learn more about how to detect them, prevent them, and get rid of them here: http://bit.ly/30uFrzQ . . . . . . #gardening #garden #gardens #greenthumb #urbangarden #mygarden #gardener #growyourown #plants #instagarden #urbangardening #growsomethinggreen #growyourownfood #homegrown #organicgardening #botanical #horticulture #gardenlife #vegetablegarden #plant

Dallas, Texas

5:12pm 08/23/2019 0 15

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