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Seasonal observations of the UCCE Master Gardeners
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by mshtly
on October 31, 2024 at 2:08 AM
This is a fascinating post! I’ve always been a bit skeptical about releasing beneficial insects, especially ladybugs. It's interesting to hear about their tendency to leave when food sources dwindle.  
 
I’ve had mixed experiences with praying mantises. While they are certainly fascinating creatures, I’ve noticed they can sometimes go a bit overboard in their appetite, consuming beneficial insects along with the pests. However, I still find them intriguing and enjoy observing their hunting behavior.  
 
As for the weather, it’s been a rollercoaster here too! Those sudden temperature drops can be frustrating, especially for those of us growing heat-loving plants. I'll definitely keep your tip about planting near a windbreak in mind.  
 
And those pesky winds! They seem determined to ruin our peony blooms every year. But, as you said, they are beautiful while they last.  
 
I'm always eager to learn more about gardening and appreciate the valuable information shared in this blog. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for your Garden Booths at the farmers' market.  
 
Thanks for sharing your insights and experiences!
 
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