Powdery Mildew? .... spray with cow juice!!!

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Wintermoor Jesteburg-Wiedenhof, Germany(Zone 8a) Apr 04, 2002



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windsurffer (Zone 5a) Apr 04, 2002

Well here is one that didn't know this trick, thanks.

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Wintermoor Jesteburg-Wiedenhof, Germany(Zone 8a) Apr 04, 2002



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louisa Troy, VA(Zone 7a) Apr 04, 2002

Nor me windy!! Thanks a lot Wintermoor!!

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dguimo Pioneer, CA Apr 05, 2002

When you say fresh milk, do you mean just regular milk or does it have to be not pasteurized. I know that pasteurizing destroys enzymes, so I am just curious. I'll try this on my roses if I get mildew. Thanks for sharing this tip.

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Wintermoor Jesteburg-Wiedenhof, Germany(Zone 8a) Apr 05, 2002



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monika Herbstein, Germany(Zone 5a) Apr 05, 2002

I have to tell my DH to try this with his Rosa muscosas. They are very prone to meldew and he wants to put them away for that reason.
Does racoons like milk? Then the problem will solve itself.

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windsurffer (Zone 5a) Apr 06, 2002

Thank Wintermoor I love the spoon daisies and hope to have all of them this year.
My poor gourds and balsom are always the first to get hit with mildew, I have tried every natural way I know how to stop it to no avail.
You wouldn't happen to have a recipe to get rid of those darn Japanese Beetles would ya?

Lousia it's surprising what you learn here I would have never thought of using milk, although I do take a bath in the powdered milk to keep me young and good looking lol.

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