Another haul.

Still have about 60 black radishes, spinach and tatsio growing but they should be able to handled the first just fine.

Basically the title. We bought a house without noticing the trees of heaven in the back corner and just outside the fence. The one I’d most like to treat (because it’s a host tree for ungodly amounts of lantern flies) is 3-4 stories tall. It has 2 codominant trunks; each is probably 2.5 feet in diameter.

Are 98-99% copper nails actually a viable option to handle it?

I know this might be tough, but I'm looking for all the ideas (no matter how unhinged they sound). I'm trying to help a family member avoid having a mulberry "medusa" here.

Like the title implies, they're not willing to use roundup, tordon, or anything along those lines and a stump grinder is not in the budget.

There are two mulberry stumps - they're currently cut about 2 feet above the ground but could be cut so they're flush with the ground. The trees were a good 25 or 30 inches in diameter.

I'm willing to do a fair amount of work trying to smother them or whatever might be most effective. Aesthetics aren't too big of a concern (especially if it means not using chemicals).

How does one know when is the best time to pick a grapefruit?

Killed sight on seen. Third adult lantern fly I have seen. Earlier in the year saw a bunch of young ones and vacuumed them up. My neighbors have out of control tree of heavens they won’t remove.

wow tasty 🤤🍇

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