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My google...

Mexican War Missouri Volunteers :shock:

What can I say? I recently discovered ancestry.com and have become TOTALLY addicted (I'm talkin' 18hours-a-day addicted) to genealogical research. I'm so into the DIRT!
 
My google...

Mexican War Missouri Volunteers :shock:

What can I say? I recently discovered ancestry.com and have become TOTALLY addicted (I'm talkin' 18hours-a-day addicted) to genealogical research. I'm so into the DIRT!

So that's where you've been. :lol: I have a friend that's addicted to it too. She found out her dad's grandfather was also his father. :shock:
 
Hi y'all. I googled "brown spots on hydrangeas" my poor babies are not looking so good. I do believe it is the heat! :wave:
 
Next thing I am going to google is "how to get rid of army worms". Yikes.
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I'll be your "google" for this one.

I'm a fan of using Bt for caterpillar-type pests. Can use as a dust or mix with water and spray on.


BT (Bacillus Thuringiensis): Bacillus Thuringiensis, commonly referred to as "BT", is a bacterium that, when ingested, will destroy insects by eating at the inner lining of their guts. Once applied (usually in the early evening), it tends to have a limited duration of only a few days. Commonly Used On: Sod Webworms, Army Worms, Cutworms, and moth larvae. Another form commonly referred to as Milky Spore (Bacillus Popilliae) is used to control White Grubs (Japanese Beetles).


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I'll be your "google" for this one.

I'm a fan of using Bt for caterpillar-type pests. Can use as a dust or mix with water and spray on.


BT (Bacillus Thuringiensis): Bacillus Thuringiensis, commonly referred to as "BT", is a bacterium that, when ingested, will destroy insects by eating at the inner lining of their guts. Once applied (usually in the early evening), it tends to have a limited duration of only a few days. Commonly Used On: Sod Webworms, Army Worms, Cutworms, and moth larvae. Another form commonly referred to as Milky Spore (Bacillus Popilliae) is used to control White Grubs (Japanese Beetles).


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Thanks Rita!!! :clap:
 
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