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30-Nov-2003
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Join Date: Nov-2003
Location: Ottawa
Country: Canada
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Any you can recommend?
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30-Nov-2003
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I don't know what you can get your hands on in Canada. Head down to the pesticide section of your local garden center and look for a systemic that works well on ornamentals, and ideally one that is compatible with acid loving species.
Most will have a fold-out on the label that will list species or genera that it is compatible with, or perhaps the opposite. Something for roses is probably appropriate. Good luck, Matt
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