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Shannon Smietana Boxley
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
"With regards to therapy, I tend to think in terms of months, not years. My role is to help clients get on a track that will lead to resolution of whatever brings them to therapy. I do not look for pathology or blame; rather, I try to help people build on their strengths. I also try to help individuals develop strategies and identify resources that work best for their unique situation.
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Peg Tan
Counselor, MS, LCMHC
"I treat children and adolescents ranging from birth to 18 years of age. I work with the whole family supporting parents with education and skills. Children come to me with an array of issues ranging from anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders, trauma, academic failure, and family discord.
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Kate Yoder
Psychologist, PsyD
"Finding the right fit between patient and therapist can be just as important as the therapy itself. I specialize in working with individuals with particular expertise in emotional and behavior disorders, personality conflicts, child/adulthood trauma, relational problems, anxiety and depression. I received extensive training with individuals who have endured trauma, physical and sexual abuse, violence, etc. I enjoy work with people of all ages experiencing emotional disturbances, effects of trauma, life adjustment issues, thought disorders and Spectrum disorders. I strongly belief that with the right fit, the relationship can be the catalyst for healing and growth.
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Aspen View Counseling
Marriage & Family Therapist
"Relationship counseling is my primary focus. I can help you improve communication skills and learn effective conflict resolution skills to enhance your relationship. I also specialize in helping men and women cope with the anxiety and depression experienced during life transitions from early adulthood through later life. I provide support and guidance to help you navigate through all life's challenges.
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"Trailtalk is taking therapy off the couch and onto the trail in Park City and now in SLC! Walking while talking empowers clients physically while they seek support emotionally. Trailtalk is for busy, functional people who want to talk with someone, but feel uncomfortable sitting in an office. It's less clinical, but just as effective as traditional therapy. Trailtalk hopes to de-stigmatize mental health care by making therapy accessible, approachable and affordable. We all need mental health check ins and check ups. Treating our minds like our bodies with routine preventive care improves our quality of life.
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Sarah Lawton
Counselor, MS
"Sarah has been working in the mental health and social work fields since 2003. She has developed effective clinical skills and acquired a vast amount of knowledge from working with diverse populations in a variety of settings. Her specialties include but are not limited to, Substance Abuse/ Dependence, Addiction, Anxiety and Depression. She works with both individuals and groups.
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Donn Peters
Psychologist, PhD
"In 25 years as a couples therapist, I've helped many couples work through problems to create the kind of partnership they truly want. Most couples tell me that they want to feel connected with their partner again; to stop the 'same old arguments' from cycling over and over; to stop living like roommates; to end the painful silences; to feel heard and understood; and to feel hopeful, and happy again.
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Chelsy Jane Bundy
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
"I specialize in work with school-aged children as well as families. I believe early intervention can prevent and reduce the effects of chronic issues which may result if not otherwise treated. I value and strive to provide collaborative care and offer case management in order to offer a full continuum of care helping individuals address all areas of their life. I utilize play therapy techniques for school-aged children in order to provide a type of therapy which helps children connect, heal, and learn skills needed to cope with daily life.
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Marlo Bennett
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"Are you suffering with depression, anxiety, substance abuse, or relationship problems? If you're looking for practical, effective, compassionate counseling backed by scientific knowledge, help is here. Individual, couple, or family, you'll learn information and skills that are valuable in everyday life. If you want counseling that focuses on your goals and treats the problem directly, instead of just talking about it, you're in the right place. Clients often comment "This is the first time I've learned something useful in therapy!"
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Nancy M Sutton
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"My approach is to address the unique needs and personality of each client. I seek to work with children and adolescents on maximizing strengths and developing coping skills. In my many years of practice I have learned to work in the modality that best suits each client - cognitive-behavioral and talk therapy, parent-child or sibling work, art, play and/or sand tray therapies, and, if/when appropriate, the use of EMDR to facilitate treatment. Coordinating with parents and important support figures is often key to progress in therapy.
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Ashleigh Bott
Psychologist, PsyD
"I approach therapy in a nonjudgmental fashion - we come from all walks of life, and our views and values may vary. Together we can create a safe and inviting atmosphere for you to tell your story, and to be heard. I can assist you in self-exploration at a level of your desire to help you understand how past and present experiences are connected to your current life. Start achieving your highest quality of life.
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Audrey Duross
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"I provide therapy to individuals, families, and groups. I have treated a broad range of diagnoses and ages. My diverse experience allows me to work successfully with a large array of clients. Whether you are feeling overwhelmed by life, family, a specific event, or have struggled to feel your best for a long time, we can work together to increase control, confidence, and peace. **I offer a free 30-minute consultation. It is essential to find the right fit when looking for a therapist. This consultation is a way for us to meet and talk about your hopes and intentions. **
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Wendy M Troxel
Psychologist, PhD, CBSM
"I am a licensed clinical psychologist and certified behavioral sleep medicine specialist, with over 10 years of clinical experience and specialty training in sleep medicine. I provide behavioral (i.e., non-medication) treatments for the most common sleep disorders in adults, children, and adolescents, including insomnia, nightmares, and daytime sleepiness. My research and clinical work has been featured by major news outlets, including the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Oprah Magazine, ABC World News Tonight, and the National Geographic Channel. I look forward to helping clients achieve their optimal mental and physical well-being and performance, by improving their sleep health.
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Suzanne Clark
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
"I offer mindfulness based psychotherapy which is a way of letting go of judgment and bringing present-moment focus to our thoughts, feelings and experiences. We are so often our own worst critic either dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. We get stuck repeating the same patterns over and over. Mindfulness offers a way to not only get unstuck, but also lessen the sting of life's difficulties. My style is empathic, engaged, open, nonjudgmental and deeply respectful of you and your needs. I strive to help you feel safe and empowered while we work.
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Claire Allan Camp
Psychologist, PsyD
"As people we are faced with many different trials and challenges throughout our lives and if you are reading this, you are likely thinking about talking to someone about the things you are facing. I appreciate how much courage it can take to begin the search of finding the therapeutic relationship that best fits you. I have a diversity of experience in working with older adults, adults, adolescents and children with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, phase of life difficulties, trauma, drug and alcohol issues, and relationship problems.
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Angelique Poncelet
Counselor, CMHC
"Therapy can help you maintain wellness, manage health challenges or the effects of chronic stress. My aim is to help you sustain vibrancy in your life and relationships by overcoming symptoms and stressors that distract from peak performance. Common issues for therapy are related to depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, addictions, grief and loss, and adjustment to life transitions such as physical illness, marriage, parenthood, divorce, and separation. At Park City Counseling, I work with adults and couples who aspire to happy, healthy living.
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Elizabeth Dosher
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSW
"I assist you in gaining improved self-awareness and life satisfaction, learning acceptance for what "is" and changing what you can. My focus of practice includes mood disorders, stress reduction, anxiety, relationships, grief and loss, coping with health issues/ disease, substance use, and women's specific issues including post-partum depression. I utilize a mindfulness approach paired with integrative emotional, cognitive, and motivational treatment modalities.
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Phyllis Rehn
Counselor, RN, MA, LPC
"Pain (emotional, spiritual and/or physical) is often a signal that alerts us that something in our lives needs to change. I believe that when we find the courage to ask for help in the process of making that change, we restore the hope that life doesn't have to feel so difficult, it can actually be rewarding. That hope won't occur unless the client/therapist relationship is built on trust. I consider that trust sacred and I am committed to providing a safe environment through respect, compassion, humor, patience and acceptance, a place where growth and healing lead to positive change.
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Hillary Poor
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"As a seasoned Therapist and Coach, I rely heavily on knowledge and experience to guide my interactions with adolescents and adults experiencing the following: Low self esteem, adjustment to a difficult life transition, low mood and anxiety, behavioral concerns, peer/parental/work pressure, substance abuse, domestic violence and a desire for future goal setting. I work together with my clients to establish effective interventions that promote increased wellness and healthy growth through a collaborative, strength-based and flexible approach.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me? Therapists in Summit County have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues. For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Summit County you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Summit County and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Summit County or family therapy in Summit County.
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Unless Im mistaken, the celtics would get the lakers pick this year, if it ends up below 10 (which it should)? Right now the lakers would pick about 16, so the celtics would get that pick? Trying to find the info on the net, and it seems like trades are never really listed in detail.
The Celts also owe Atlanta a non-lottery pick due to the Antoine trade. Therefore, if the lakers make the playoffs we lose the pick to Atlanta. If the Lakers don't make the playoffs, and aren't in the top ten picks, we keep it. I think that the best case scenary would be for them to make the playoffs. Then we would give the pick to Atlant THIS year (horrible draft due to age restriction) insted of 2007 or 2008 whcich should be great draft years.
Actually, we give Atlanta the worst of the number one picks. Go to Celticsnation.com and those guys will give you all the info that you can't find elswhere. The Celtics also got a number one from the Timberwolves trade.
Atlanta only gets a pick when the Celtics get a 2nd 1st rounder this year or next. 2006 -Atlanta gets lesser pick of Celtics/Lakers if the Lakers finish 11th or lower. 2007 - Atlanta gets lesser of Celtics/Lakers/Cleveland if Lakers finish 3rd or lower and Cleveland finishes 11th or lower. If the Lakers finish in the bottom 3 then Atlanta gets lesser pick of Celtics/Cleveland only if Cleveland finishes worse than 11. So this must mean Atlanta gets the worse of all 3 in 2008 if all else happens. So we get to select 3 of 4 picks in the next 2 years and the one we lose will be the lowest of the 4. If year 3 then it will be the worst of the 5. Which on this team with loaded talent tat is young is a throwaway anyways. EDIT: PHOENIX SOMEHOW GETS THE PICK VIA THE HAWKS OF CELTICS OR LAKERS....??? DOESN'T SEEM TO AFFECT ANYTHING FOR US.

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New York Fashion Week kicked off last night with an explosion of red dresses at the 11th annual Heart Truth Red Dress fashion show at Hammerstein Ballroom. Each year, the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute sponsors the event, which includes a star-studded fashion show to bring awareness to women's heart health.
"Heart disease is the number one killer of women in this country and we want to raise awareness of that. We want women to know that it's preventable," Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin told ABC News.
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Kendall, Kylie and Kris Jenner all wore Badgely Mischka dresses. After Kris Jenner walked the catwalk to the song "Run the World," she met her daughters and posed for a photo before they took off down the runway to Katy Perry's "California Girls."
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"The dress definitely means everything to me," Gabby Douglas told ABC News, who walked the runway in Pamella Roland.
The 17-year-old Olympic champion is a role model for a healthy lifestyle for young girls.
"It's important to tell young girls to start now, to stay active, to eat healthy and live a longer life," she said.
The event was especially meaningful for Toni Braxton, who was diagnosed with heart disease in 2007.
"It's very personal to me, which is the irony of the song 'Un-Break My Heart,'" Braxton said.
Before she was diagnosed with lupus, the Grammy Award winner was diagnosed with heart disease and had a minor heart attack. She later became involved with the Red Dress.
"Tonight I'm trying to figure out how to walk," said Braxton of her runway debut.
"I practiced a little bit," she said wearing a pair of sky-high Louboutins donated by the designer, "I'm 5'7″ today but I'm normally 5'2″."
Cindy Parsons, a Connecticut resident who worked on her heart health, was the first "non-celebrity" featured in the event, walking down the catwalk in Adrianna Papell.
SLIDESHOW: The Red Dress Show Through the Years
Parsons' family, kids, grandchildren and 50 heart health supporters cheered her on as she walked to the song, "Survivor."
In one year, Parsons lost 77 pounds and lowered her blood pressure and cholesterol as part of a $100,000 grant to her town for heart health.
"My mom died of heart disease two years ago so it's a personal thing for me and I'm just trying to make sure that my kids and my grandchildren get a little more heart-healthy and pass the word around," Parsons told ABC News.
Her first time walking the runway, Parsons said, "I just have to walk very slowly I have very high heels."
Parsons made walking in her heels look easy and not one celeb tripped while walking the runway. With smiles and cheers, the eleventh annual Red Dress show was a total success.


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Martinez fumed: "In the window there is a lot of talk and speculation, and it is a great moment for the authorities to look into how much we need it.
"We come into this game (the 2-1 defeat at Blackburn) and one of my players has been surrounded by a lot of speculation and stories about him going away.
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"The authorities should look into the necessity of the window and the agents who have this power and unhealthy control in the game, with the backing of a Premier League club, and that's disgusting.
"It gives the opportunity to certain agents to have a big say in the game. The power is given to the wrong people.
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No blooms on Orange tree this year
Hi all,
I have both a Meyer Lemon tree and a Navel Orange tree, both about five year old.
Two years ago, I had two oranges and 12 lemons.
Last year I had 49 lemons and 50 oranges.
This year I have a lemon tree full of blooms, but the orange tree only had 6 blooms but a ton of new leaf growth. Am I going to have a bad harvest of oranges, or do you think the major blooming is coming later?
Thank you,
Of course after that orange tree had finished its life cycle: root growth, budding, flowering......some oranges have alternate year of bearng fruits or depends on how you take care of them.
I have the same issue, one of my grapefruit trees were attacked by pests causing a lot of defoliation. The leaves grew back stronger than they have been in a long long time, but no blooms yet.
My other grapefruit tree didn't defoliate, but there wasn't much new growth at all but an abundance of blooms.
The only thing I have done was to pull weeds away from trunk on both and fertilized.
Will the one with an abundance of new growth, take a year off from producing new fruit?
Bencelest, weren't you the one telling me late last year to never spray as natural predators will take care of everything, when I took it upon myself to start my own pesticide spray regimen?
Do you know why the other tree which has a ton of new growth isn't producing new buds?
What do you recommend to do for scales?
This early spring I had several citrus with the Cottony Cushion Scale doing their damage. I spent over a day on each tree cleaning every leaf individually that had the sooty mold with plain water -- and removed every damaged leaf, including the leaves damaged from leafminers. I used alcohol to clean the leaves with the scales and then used my fingers to smash the scales and any ant on the trunk and limbs -- paying special attention to the crevices and underside of the limbs Then I removed all the pine straw mulch and used my hands to briskly rub the ground under the trees, reasoning I could harm anything on the ground.
Lots of leaves fell after all my intervention and then a few unexpected frosts finished the job. I wasn't thinking about fruit -- just wanting healthy trees. Now the trees are filling out just fine and I haven't seen a sign of scales or miners.
Recently I sprayed with FE and spray with Neem every 10 days or so. I certainly am a newcomer when it comes to citrus trees and the insects. But it has been almost two months and there are no signs of CCS or LM.
Brass tacks, thanks for the advice, but what I really want to know is after you eradicated the leaf miners and scales, and saw all that new growth, are you also seeing blooms or are you content to wait till next year before you see that?
Sorry but it is not me.
I am not the one who watches the environment and save the earth from contaminants.
My motto is whatever works use it.
But I am not an expert giving advice on preventing/eradicating scales. In fact I am not an expert on anything. I just learn from experience from my backyard garden so whatever I tell you or anyone else take it like a grain of salt.
I never have scale problem. Thanks Almighthy.
But here's an excerp that I found from searching:
"Most scale pests in Florida are under effective biological control. Purple scale and Florida red scale are two good examples. Other species such as citrus snow scale are not yet fully controlled by biological methods alone. Looking for and estimating the percent of scale population exhibiting parasite emergence holes gives a good indication of how effective biological control is in that specific scale populations "
It is possible for biological, or natural, control to be disrupted by the misuse of pesticides which can adversely affect natural controls and produce a resurgence of scale pests. For example, two or more applications of sulfur within a few months can severely reduce the parasite population. Wettable powders of copper, zinc and manganese and even excessive dust, can inhibit the searching ability of parasites and predators. Copper applications also inhibit scale-attacking parasites"
But Brass tacks has a good regimen. I would do that first if I were you.
You know once you eradicate the scales and new buds form, I believe that you will have blooms following. Not much but you will have. It is when your tree recuperate fully that you will have lots of flowers but remember only 2% of the flowers will turn to fruit.
I saw the pictures of your tree on the other thread and I am sorry to say that your tree is in advance stage of multiple infestation and I am taking my word back that you will have flowers when you take care of the scale problem. You will only have normal flowers and blooms when you have plenty of normal leaves and normal branches growing.
I am sorry to say that I don't see any of those in your pictures. The little shoots that came out from the bigger branch are not normal branches growing. They are just water sports that won't bear any flowers till it matures. Maybe 2 to 3 years down the road if they get nourishment. The problem is that the pests are sucking almost all the nourishment off of your tree leaving nothing for the leaves.
And here's an excerp from one of the readers in this forum regarding Fish Emulsion:
"FWIW - For years, I've used applications of fish emulsion as a foliar feeding at the same time I apply Daconil as an anti-fungal on my garden display containers. I am pretty observant when it comes to plants, and have never noted any insecticidal deterrent from its application. It is my opinion that fish emulsion as an insecticide is approximately equal to sorcery in its level of effectiveness - but it's only my opinion. You and the readers can decide for yourselves, but I hope I've at least left you with a bent toward skepticism at its use.
Take care, & thanks (indirectly) for the joke. "
But if it is working for you go for it.
By looking at the picture I also think that you have an iron dificiency:
"Severe Nitrogen deficiency- totally yellow leaves with no variation of color or yellow orange veins with some green out on the far side.
With less severe nitrogen deficiency will show up on the older leaves with the new leaves will still having some green .
Iron deficiency - new leaves with green veins on an otherwise yellow leaf with no green border area around the veins.
Magnesium Difficiency- the older leaves have a green delta shape color in the lower center portion while the tips and sides are yellow."
And here's Strawboss thread posted on April 13
What are the little cotton ball looking things growing on my citrus. I will wipe them off and get a gooey rust colored substance on my fingers.
How do I treat this? Dishwater, insect soap, pressure washer, dynamite or what the heck.
I use fish emulsion about every two weeks but they seem to love it.
Yes, the citrus trees have blossoms. Not a whole lot, but I think that may also be due to the fact that I hadn't been giving the trees enough water (for fear of overwatering), plus the one very heavy frost we had that was unexpected -- a very late frost and the trees weren't protected. There were blossoms on the trees when that frost came through. We've had some harsh winds too. In fact -- the winds were so great that I covered the trees to keep them from beating up on themselves and loosing more blossoms. That did the trick -- no more lost leaves or blossoms.
Last year the Meyer fruit was affected by Rust Mites (brown skins). Soon I need to decide what to do about them. Even though I can't see them, I figure they're round about. I had a very bad experience with the oil I used last year (leaves frying and falling off the trees).
Good Luck
Thanks Bencelest, I am also not 100% convinced Fish Emulsion is a cure all for my problem, but I have seen some success when I was doing treatments a few times a week. I haven't sprayed in a month and a half so I guess with Citrus you need to spray regularly if even to keep pests at bay even when things are optimal? I've used Organicide as thats supposed to kill the bad guys but I don't like that it leaves the leaves sticky and I only would spray that in the early morning. I guess I will go back to spraying a few times a week. Any recommendations on what chemicals to try? And to what frequency?
Bencelest, you may be right about certain deficiencies, I basically used the Vigoro Citrus fertilizer so I don't know if there are certain nutrients I need to ammend separately from that. I have iron supplements as well as magnesium (would epsom salt work the same), so I can try that to see if it helps.
I am not an expert regarding the prevention and eradication of scales. I hope somebody will chip in here but let me tell you this. I think your plants need help badly and I hope that you will do as I tell you because when I look at the pictures you posted it gave me goose pimples. Peppererz, I am not putting you down but I have not seen such tremendous infestation of that magnitude on a tree like that on the pictures even on the books that I read.
I hope you cut a branch and take that to the nearest Agriculture extension in your area and ask for recommendation how to cure it.
From the looks of things you have more than one case of scales on your trees.
Try google on Search and just type "plant scales" and search for the kind you have and it will tell you the history, life cycle and also how to prevent and KILL them.
Scales once become adults attach itself permanently to the branches like they are part of the bark. Those bast...rds can also camouflaged themselves so good but if you see a bump in the bark and if you use your fingernails to squeeze them you will have some squashy stuff in your hand like gooey stuff- that my friend is a scale. On top of this picture there are that round brown thing that look like half of a half of a peanut- those are scales or even the white stuff on the leaves and branchesÂ..
I can give you also a drastic step to do but you may ot like this but here we go:
If that is my tree , first I would put some kind of plastic on the bottom of the tree and then I would cut most of the branches and leave just 3 to four main branches. Then I would gather all of the infected branch and burn them or put it inside your stove and kill those basÂ.rds ( sorry for the cussing). Or just put them inside a big can and put gasoline inside or kerosine or what have you.. Make sure also to gather the plastic under the tree and do the same thing.
Then , I would get me a sprayer and fill it up with alcohol 1 part alcohol 3 parts water and spray the tree and the ground at your hearts contents. Soak the whole area if you will.
Remember you are at WAR with this BÂds and anything goes.
Thiis way you can get rid of the aphids, the everything that are killing your tree.
Then to invigorate your tree, IÂll tell you that later if you want to.
And if you have ants on your tree get rid of them.
Those are the disease carriers to multiply your scales and other pests. If you can get rid of the source, then got it made.
There are so many kinds of scales that can attack your tree of shape and form and there are brown black, white green oh, I don't know.
Let me know when you spray your plant with alcohol and the result please. It's going to take a few days to find the result. You should inspect and really look very close to the branches for scales and experiment how you can find them. After a few days those bumps that you found will become an empty shell (I hope). And to the leaves I think you also have some mites or something. I'll let you know later. OK?
After looking at your pictures I think your plant is infested with powdery mildew, aphids, scales and spider mites. And lichens.
You can go to the store and get ones that will kill those creatures. Remember each of those cretures have different kinds of ways to kill them so you are talking about $40 worh of chemicals.
Some people will object with my cure so let's have them guys. How will you do it?
If it's my tree I'd strip it good so I will have a new nice looking tree this summer with flowers. With lots of new branches.But to each its own.
You owe to see how my trees look right now with new leaves and all.
Someone said lichens are harmless so don't remove them. Bencelest, you may be looking at the before pictures from the other post, when there was a pretty bad infestation. It is not as bad now. As for the bumps or scales I don't see or feel them. The splotches on the bark is pruning sealer, so the pictures make it look like some sort of fungal growth but it's not.
Oh, OK. Yes, I don't know anything about lichens. But when I noticed when I lived in Florida, if the tree has lichens there were no growth and the tree appeared to have less leaves and appeared sick.
But the leaves on your other thread has aphids and spider mites. Lots of them.
Once you get rid of them let's talk about how you can force to have new growth so you can have fruit this year.
You can spray alcohol 1 part and 3 parts water to get rid of spider mites and aphids. Make sure you don't mix it with any other chemicals specially dish detergents. dish detergents are more harmful than alcohol to plants.
Some thought, where do lichens get its nourishment other than the host plant and I thought they are parasitic plant.
Bencelest I am afraid I was wrong and you were correct. There is a massive infestation of some kind of scale some brown some black. Upon closer inspection I was able to scrap off little raised dots. There is so many though I am going to spray tomorrrow morning with the alcohol. These were probably still in tact when I was spraying before as I thought the little bumps was just the stressed out bark but it was the scales all along. THIS IS WAR!!!!!
Don't let me say it "I told you so". (LOL)
Anyway, we are halfway there for your fruiting citrus (to be).
I am also thinking, to scrape those things in the bark that you put without damaging the bark of course and very importantly if you are at task for scraping all those black sooty molds on the leaves for photosynthetic activity to expose the greens on the leaf surface so they can mfr food for the tree and thereby will promote fruiting I mean flowers.
You said you are AT WAR!.
So remove those black residue. A used tooth brush will do.
You at the same time maybe scraping aphids, scales and spider mites so don't damp the used water on the ground but in your garbage disposal or maybe some dish soap or chemicals.What we want is to kill those ba....rds.
Brass tacks has a good point here as he pointed outlast April 24 in this htread
" pepper,
This early spring I had several citrus with the Cottony Cushion Scale doing their damage. I spent over a day on each tree cleaning every leaf individually that had the sooty mold with plain water -- and removed every damaged leaf, including the leaves damaged from leafminers. I used alcohol to clean the leaves with the scales and then used my fingers to smash the scales and any ant on the trunk and limbs -- paying special attention to the crevices and underside of the limbs Then I removed all the pine straw mulch and used my hands to briskly rub the ground under the trees, reasoning I could harm anything on the ground.
Lots of leaves fell after all my intervention and then a few unexpected frosts finished the job. I wasn't thinking about fruit -- just wanting healthy trees. Now the trees are filling out just fine and I haven't seen a sign of scales or miners.
Recently I sprayed with FE and spray with Neem every 10 days or so. I certainly am a newcomer when it comes to citrus trees and the insects. But it has been almost two months and there are no signs of CCS or LM. "
I am not sure if FE helps him to eradicate the bugs but surely it helps him to envigorate his tree."
BTW I use FE as a fertilizer and they are very good. But I am not sure about neem oil or the other kinds of oil that gives adverse effect on the leaves specifically dropping all the leaves off of the tree. I'll find which one.
Another thought:
I don't think I ever ask you if your citrus is planted in pot or on the ground. I am willing to bet it is planted on the ground because of the lichens attached to your tree plus the infestation which is open to all the increment weather.
Wether it is planted in pot or ground I believe the soil is compacted and that is why there are not much normal new growth and or problem with nutrients.
Can you post an overall view of your citrus including the sorroundings? then another picture closer to the base of the trunk and soil that sorrounds it.
Flowers come only on new growth and that's what we are aiming for- new solid plenty of new buds therefore flowers and then fruitlets.
We're getting there.
But we need to amend the soil so it will be citrus friendly meaning the pH is at optimum so all the nutrients can be picked up by the roots to send to the leaves and all.
A follow up"
Also here's a ver good advice from Rhizo and Toni
Posted by rhizo_1 7a AL (My Page) on Fri, Apr 27, 07 at 9:58
A simple alcohol and water mist, or horticultural oil spray can kill the eggs that might be lurking in the little nooks and crannies. That's on top of what Toni suggests, which is good advice. Eggs will not easily rinse off with a stream of water, but need a bit of help. "
Hort oil was what I was thinking off and not neem oil. Sometimes neem oil gives an adverse effect on leaves as reported by some members here. "Dropping off all the leaves"
I jusr sprayed with the alcohol / water mix. Scraped off a few patches of scales. Tomorrow when I spray again I think I will take a bath bristle brush to the trunk and larger branches as a toothbrush would take forever, and yes Bencelest these are 2 grapefruit trees planted in the ground. A ruby red and a pink grapefruit.
This is a case of severe undernourishment and bad infestation of scale. When was the last time you fertilized and how much? Use 2 doses of dormant oil spaced about 2 weeks apart. This will kill the scale and whiteflies. I think you are dreaming trying to kill scale with alcohol on a full sized tree!
Here is a link that might be useful: mrtexas
You know I am beginning to think that your soil is not compatible with your plant by looking at the picture.
For a 17 year old tree that is a very small tree . It should be 10 times bigger and 10 times denser than that. I believe your soil is the culprit plus the bugs that are eating all the nutrients. You need to add a lot of soil amendments.
Let me ask you what are those black soil that surrounds your plant?
Either way whether the soil is high or low on pH you need to have a high concentration of compost. The grass appears to be barely living even. If you have a good soil, those grass will be fat and green. So it means that I would guess that you have a very high alkaline soil so that no matter what you do your plant and even the grass the nutrients are not available. it is as if a baby has a closed mouth when you feed her. so no matter how you feed her none will go into her belly. The same thing with your citrus.
Here's what you should do.
Sharpen your spade because I think you will have to dig real hard to a very hard soil.
Dig around the tree up to the drip line 12 inches deep. Be careful. Don't damage the roots that are protruding and they are shallow rooted.
Buy about 2 bags of steer manure, 4 bags of pine bark 4 bags of sand or perlite and as many bags of compost you can afford. 4 to 7 bags.
What you need is a lot of humus in your soil to correct the pH imbalance and to be well draining and water retaining.
I wish you can check the pH of your soil so I can actually tell you how to correct it. One way is get a sample of your soil at 4 locations at 6 inches deep and have your ag extension measure it for free.
It's useless to use the cheapo pH meter that cost $12 or so.
But if you will do the above I am pretty sure you'll see the difference a month down the road. Provided of course you got rid of the bugs and the that you just discovered.
And another thing:
You mentioned that you only apply dilute solution of some kind of oil to kill the bugs because you said it defoliate your plant in the past.
DonÂt do that. You may kill the majority of them but ones that were left ones that you did not kill will only develop resistance to the oil that you use and once they multiply again the oil that you will apply will have no effect to the new generation of bugs. ThatÂs how we develop anti toxin for snake bites. We inject small amount of venom into a horse but not to kill him and in the long run the horse develop antibodies to the venom.
Mr. Texas said it in a few words ones that I wanted to say.
If it so happens you know the pH of your soil, the next step is to tell you the kind of fertilizer to apply.
There are fertilizers that can make your soil acidic , alkaline or neutral. It is also important to test your (tap) water alkalinity.
If you do what I told you you would create a friendly soil the citrus roots can grow into. You'll find that new root hairs will grow in abundance so that they will suck all the nutrients from the soil provided the pH is at optimum or between 5.6 to 7.2. Either lower or higher than that there will be some nutrients not available to citrus thereby causing chlorosis.
The reason why testng tap water which is what you water your plant with is because overtime it will affect the pH of your soil.
Tap water could be alkaline or acidic. You can use the right fertilizer to counteract the effect of your irrigation water.
Well let's see first if you can eradicate your bugs and put the compost around your plants.
Bencelest I will have to check the PH, I never thought of that since this tree has been here for so many years. And with Citrus I just assumed since I live in Florida it is growing in it's native soil, which down here means mostly sand.
The black stuff around the soil was mostly shadow from the dark picture, but before I took the picture I did pour a 40# bag of Black Kow manure. Didn't really go to far, I may need several. That and I watered it and the soil doesn't seem to dry up as quickly as before with pure sand.
MR Texas, I fertilized with the Vigoro Citrus and Avocado fertilizer sometime in November, and then just again in the beginning of April. I think adding compost may be the biggest difference since the Citrus roots are shallow.
Bencelest, the entire lawn is mostly weeds as grass here doesn't grow too well in the sand. I will test the PH with a cheap PH meter I have.
I added Miracid last Nov too thinking maybe it needed more acid but I didn't add too much and if anything the tree had improved since then. If I had a before and after picture you'd see it is doing much better than last fall. I know it's got a long way to go, but I am not giving up on it.
MR Texas, the dormant oil you mentioned, how different is it from the Organicide I already have and tried? I don't want to apply it if it's going to defoliate the little amount of leaves the trees have already. Should I just apply it with a pump sprayer and focus the oil on the trunk, avoiding the leaves?
What you need is soil amendments. Something that will keep the moisture /water/nutrients in your soil so the roots can take them to the leaves.
You can do this by sowing it to the ground and mixing it well with the sand/soil. By doing this you can more or less get the soi pH to a safe level. between 5.2 and 7.2. Add a lot of compost, peat, bark whatever so it can hold moisture. If you do that you can solve many of your problems. It is not enough adding chemical fertilizer to your soil. Those fert will just drip down so fast the roots have no time to absorb them. You need to add compost or any organic materials such as peat, composted pine bark or any soil conditioner you see at the store.
Also you will just get fustrated using your pH meter. It will tell you different readings all the time. Not reliable. What I did to mine was threw it as far away as I can.
Here's what happens when the pH of your soil is:
"if the soil is too acid or too alkaline, the large number of H+ions or OH- ions will interfere with the attachment of fertilizer ions to soil particles. They may cause the fertilizer ions to be held too strongly to the soil particles. If this happens, then the nutrient ions cannot be used by the roots of plants and you say that the nutrients are unavailable to the plants. For example if the soil is too acid, calcium, magnesium, potassium, sulfur and nitrogen are not very available to plants. If the soil is too alkaline, iron, manganese and aluminium are not available to plants. Copper and zinc are not available when the soil is too acid or too alkaline. If the fertilizer ions are held too weakly to the soil particles, then they will be easily washed out of the soil by heavy rain, and will be lost to plants. So if you want to use fertilizers properly, it is best if you can make sure that your soil is slightly acid but not strongly acid or strongly alkaline. If the soil is too alkaline, then many plant nutrients like iron, manganese, boron, copper and zinc will not be very available to plants. "
Thanks Bencelest. Here is a picture of what this Ruby Red looked like on November 12th 2006, almost 6 months ago so it is getting better.
And for a very short time I had the right idea to add compost and mulch around under the canopy but someone on here (sorry I thought it was you Bencelest) busted my rear for doing this: (telling me it would cause root rot)
I did it initially to get rid of the weeds that were growing right up to the trunk and week by week I extended the mulch out toward the drip line pulling the mulch away from the trunk as the weeds underneath died off.
I think basically I should have stuck with my original idea but instead of pulling the compost and mulch outward, keep it where it was initially, but just build the outer edge till it reached beyond the drip line all covered with mulch like you see here.
That's not the mulch I have in mind. Although they may retain water and fertilizer, it will consume nitrogen that is needed by the plant badly when they start decomposing. You could use that as top dressing but what I want you to use are compost that are already decomposted meaning already rutted. The color of this things are black. Even black soil is good to mix with your sandy soil because they were decomposted organic matters. That's what you want organic matters in your soil. You can buy this in store just buy garden soil or peat or what you can find.
It will be impossible to have root rut if you have a very well draining oil. And I am not the one who told you you'll have root rut.
The mulch that you put will not help your plant to improve pH.
I'll give you a hint: It is black in color.
You seem to see already by just adding that top dressing. What more if you add what I am telling about. Up to the drip line mind you. On the drip line is where you will find the most of the roots that are helpful.
Even you can add, steer manure for fertilizer. And they are so cheap. %.99 a bag. put 2 or 3 bags around your plant up to the drip line.
If you do what I tell you you'll se it will triple the buds and the leaves of your plant and most of all the leaves will be dark green. And don't be surprised that they will have flowers with them. then fruit.
Bencelest I think you misunderstood me, I make my own compost and it does look black. That is what is underneath the mulch. There is 3-4 inches of my own compost covered by the 1-2 inches of mulch to retain the moisture.
And yes I will be picking up 3-4 backs of the Black Kow maunure today layed down first and then a few inches of my compost and then topped with mulch. Thanks.
When you buy the black kow fert buy also miracle grow camelia/azealia/ rhododendrum 30/10/10 fertilizer and fertilize your citrus everytime you water in diluted form meaning if the label says 1 tbspn per gal per month and if you water every week use 1/4 tbspn per gallon per week or 1 tbspn per 4 gal per week. That way you constantly giving fertilizer every week and your citrus will appreciate you.
See you in a month and please let us know yourr progress.
Did you get rid of the bugs yet?
I will be updating this with pictures soon. Nothing amazing, but the battle is not over, but I am not getting the amazing results I was expecting, bringing me back to my initial diagnosis of my trees having canker.
Strangely enough, I was at a house in town at a friends house and their once beautiful Tangerine tree that was huge looks like it has the same disease that has attacked my trees. Same circular lesions on the bark with the lighter colored halos which indicate canker.
Hello pkapeckopickldpepprz,
If you want really good advise on your Citrus tree, my mother
is a tree expert, log onto www.sweethomeandgardenchicago.blogspot.com she is linked
with the Chicago Tribune for her expert advise on Gardening
and Trees. I hope this will help you.
Should I send her the link to this thread? I don't see anything on her site about tree tips or Citrus at all other than her trip to Florida where she was amazed by the trees. Not knocking her but she is in Chicago and I am in Florida, 2 totally different growing regions, much different pests/issues here.


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I do have to admit that she has very sharp eyes, although I think the rest of her expression, intended to make her look sexy, kinda makes her look vapid-- not like the Yoko I know and love!
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text: Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More The Strike Zone ALDS Game 3 previews: A's at Tigers; Red Sox at Rays by Cliff Corcoran Twitter Email Posted: Mon Oct. 7, 2013 Alex Cobb is looking to give himself, and the Rays, a nice birthday present today by keeping their season alive. (Chris O'Meara/AP)As many as three Division Series could come to an end on Monday. The only one that is guaranteed to survive beyond today is the first game of the second, and final, four-game day of the 2013 postseason.A's at TigersStart time: 1:00 p.m. ETTV: MLB NetworkSeries: Series tied 1-1Starting pitchers: Jarrod Parker (12-8, 3.97 ERA) vs. Anibal Sanchez (14-8, 2.57 ERA)Pitching has dominated this series thus far, with the aggregate score after two games standing at 3-3. A's leftfielder Yoenis Cespedes is 4-for-8 with a triple, a home run, two runs scored and two driven in. He is the only player on either team with more than two hits, more than one extra-base hit, run scored or RBI, and with either a triple or a home run.In Game 3, Oakland, which is hitting .177/.250/.274 as a team in this series, will face the American League ERA leader, Anibal Sanchez, who went 8-3 with a 2.42 ERA after returning from a shoulder strain in early July. From July 19 to Sept. 17, Sanchez went 7-1 with a 2.03 ERA over a dozen starts, 11 of which were quality. The exception, however, came in Detroit against the A's and saw Sanchez allow four runs in just five innings.Sanchez was stellar last October, posting a 1.77 ERA in three postseason starts, his first playoff exposure. In Game 3 of last year's ALDS, he held the A's to two runs over 6 1/3 innings but the Tigers lost 2-0 to Brett Anderson, who is in Oakland's bullpen for this series. Seth Smith, who is 7-for-19 (.368) with three home runs in his career against Sanchez, homered for the only scoring in that game. The other Athletic with notable success against Sanchez is Josh Donaldson, who has gone 5-for-11 (.454) against him, but all five hits have been singles.Opposing Sanchez this time will be sophomore Jarrod Parker, who turned in a solid start in Game 1 of last year's ALDS, but was lit up for eight runs in 3 1/3 innings in his only start against the Tigers this year. However, that start came back in mid-April, before Parker turned his season around. He went 1-5 with a 7.34 ERA in his first seven starts this season, including that one, but rebounded to go 10-1 with a 2.68 ERA and 20 quality starts in 22 turns from May 11 to Sept. 10. Parker had only one disaster start during that run, but he allowed seven earned runs in just 4 1/3 innings in two of his last three regular season starts. Austin Jackson is 6-for-11 with two doubles and a home run against Parker in his career with four of those hits, including the homer, coming in that disaster start back in April.Red Sox at RaysStart time: 6:00 p.m. ETTV: TBSSeries: Red Sox lead 2-0Starting pitchers: Clay Buchholz (12-1, 1.74 ERA) vs. Alex Cobb (11-3, 2.76 ERA; 1-0, 0.00 ERA this postseason)For the second time in as many starts, birthday boy Alex Cobb, who turns 26 today, will take the mound with the assignment of saving the Rays' season. He aced the job in the Wild-Card Game, holding Cleveland scoreless for 6 2/3 innings, improving his record since returning from the disabled list in mid-August to 6-1 with a 2.17 ERA in 10 starts. His weakest start during that run, however, came at home against the Red Sox. Overall, he made three starts at Tropicana Field against Boston this year, giving up just one run in 6 1/3 IP in the first one, back in May, but surrendering nine earned runs in 9 2/3 IP combined in the other two. On the season he posted a 5.16 ERA in four starts against the Red Sox, though he got a no decision in three of those games.Cobb's task will be all the more difficult in this game because his mound opponent will be Clay Buchholz, who has been nearly as good in four starts since returning from a three-month disabled-list stay due to shoulder bursitis as he was through early June, at which point he was far and away the most dominant pitcher in the majors this season. Buchholz is 3-1 with a 1.88 ERA since his return, including five scoreless innings against the Rays in Florida in his first start after being activated. In 16 starts this season, Buchholz has allowed as many as four runs just once and has completed at least five innings every time out. The batters on the Rays' active roster have hit a combined .213/.310/.279 against him in their careers with just one home run, by Yunel Escobar last year, in 234 plate appearances.In the first two games of this series, Tampa Bay hit just .194/.292/.355 in contrast to Boston's .352/.413/.577. No Ray has more than two hits or more than one extra-base hit while four Red Sox (Jacoby Ellsbury, Shane Victorino, Dustin Pedroia, and David Ortiz) have three or more hits and all three of Ortiz's have gone for extra bases (a double and two home runs). If the Red Sox advance, it will mark their first trip to the American League Championship Series since 2008, when they lost in seven games to the Rays in what was Tampa Bay's first postseason appearance. They will have also completed the first Division Series sweep since 2010, when the Yankees (over the Twins) and Phillies (against the Reds) did so. 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My server is a WAMP (more like a WIMP ... miss Linux), I was going to create a bat file that would read the logs every 24 hours and turn them into sql to be injected into my mysql db.
Either that or just delete them after a week. They tend to climb up there in size really fast due to visits and I think the ajax requests.
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