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>"No adverse effects were noted on the bees during the test period. The product is obviously effective against the mites and added to the fact that all the ingredients are food grade makes it a very good proposition for anyone wanting to produce biological honey, or just to provide a break treatment to slow down resistance to other products"
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>Quoted by an Apriarist and Entomologist during Dec 2001.
Any chance we could get the *name*of this "Apriarist and Entomologist" ?
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>A new product on the market, based on garlic, is available for the eradication of Aphids, but especially for greenfly and blackfly. The pungent herb, in the form of an environmentally friendly garden spray, is available from:
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>The manufacturers, Marabou Limited, who have carried out extensive field trials, claim that the spray attacks the "spiritual centre" of the parasite and seems to destroy their will to live. It is also suitable for all plants, and works particularly well on roses.
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>http://www.communigate.co.uk/london/fuchsia/page20.phtml
Garlic? I wonder if it works on vampires?
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