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  1. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Yes Ladybird, I have grown peanuts in the past, but the red spider got them before they could grow any nuts. Bet Jimmy Carter never had that problem. Have you tried Pomegranates?
     
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    Yes Pete, our Labrador pup had the same problem - only it was the vet and not red spider that spoiled his "crop"!
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Who'od be a labrador?...eh.
     
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    We had one but the Spider got at ours too .... Is there anything to rid us of this evil little beastie ???

    Nathan.
     
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    Nathan I assume you're referring to the peanuts and not the labrador.
    Red spider I have found are resistant to every chemical available to the amateur gardener, and the only effective control is preditory mites which you can buy.
     
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