So what's occuring here then?

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  1. HARA

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    Soz I went off subject :nonofinger: please excuse me I'm new and just finding my way around.
     
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      go on then, if you insist...
       
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      Ants are infamous for farming Aphids/Blackfly for the "Honeydew" they secrete which they use for food in the Nest. So all the advice the GC Gang have given is spot on. You'll need to "discourage" the Ants as they are intelligent and organised insects so they will return while Blackfly are available to farm.......use some Ant Powder around the plant and that should do the trick.:coffee::snorky:
       
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          If you are eating please do not read.

          I have a mole that deals with snails & slugs..he jumps on them :)

          He is a stone ornament with a good sized flat base. I just have to scrape his bottom after the deed is done.
           
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            Ooooh, errrr missus! :snorky:

            What do you do with the mole afterwards :biggrin:
             
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              Spraying any pest with a pesticide, legal or otherwise, does not make them "disappear".
               
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                It's a fact, NG.....a tree that size, you could just rub them off:) It's messy but satisfying:biggrin:
                 
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                Quick update.....I scraped it, and it was just like soil. I then blasted it off with a hose when doing my watering :snork:
                 
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