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		<title>By: Bonnie Hollingsworth</title>
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		<description>Can&#039;t wait to try the club soda. Fire ants are a deffinite problem here now. It&#039;s funny about your &quot;bee lady&quot;. I got the Listerine and dish detergent info from a bee keeper! 

My dad was a firm believer in DDT and Malathian, and none of us ever had big problems. I guess if I have made it to my &quot;golden years&quot; without insecticide problems it really didn&#039;t have much effect on me. I want to throw another question out there to y&#039;all!

I used to live down that way when my kids were growing up. We had a large lake on our property that eventually was almost covered up with water hyacynths. They grew by leaps and bounds. It was a never-ending job to keep them pulled out to even make a path for the boat or swimming. Finally, my dad said he thought he could help with the elimination of them. I told him to &quot;be my guest&quot;! He showed up that weekend with a few large sacks of FERTILIZER, loaded it in the boat and away he went, casting big handfuls of fertilizer over the entire lake. In a few days the hyacynths were large and green, but then they started dying like flies. We had to clear the lake of the &quot;scum&quot; left behind, but for the most part they were dead! I called Daddy. He said he wasn&#039;t sure it would work when he did it, but someone had told him that a good fertilizer would make them grow so fast the little &quot;bulbs&quot; on the leaf stems would out-grow themselves, pop, and croak over. Apparently, the info-giver was right, or..............was it just their time to go home to &quot;Hyacynth Heaven&quot;? Any comments from you wise Florida crackers?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Can&#8217;t wait to try the club soda. Fire ants are a deffinite problem here now. It&#8217;s funny about your &#8220;bee lady&#8221;. I got the Listerine and dish detergent info from a bee keeper! </p>
<p>My dad was a firm believer in DDT and Malathian, and none of us ever had big problems. I guess if I have made it to my &#8220;golden years&#8221; without insecticide problems it really didn&#8217;t have much effect on me. I want to throw another question out there to y&#8217;all!</p>
<p>I used to live down that way when my kids were growing up. We had a large lake on our property that eventually was almost covered up with water hyacynths. They grew by leaps and bounds. It was a never-ending job to keep them pulled out to even make a path for the boat or swimming. Finally, my dad said he thought he could help with the elimination of them. I told him to &#8220;be my guest&#8221;! He showed up that weekend with a few large sacks of FERTILIZER, loaded it in the boat and away he went, casting big handfuls of fertilizer over the entire lake. In a few days the hyacynths were large and green, but then they started dying like flies. We had to clear the lake of the &#8220;scum&#8221; left behind, but for the most part they were dead! I called Daddy. He said he wasn&#8217;t sure it would work when he did it, but someone had told him that a good fertilizer would make them grow so fast the little &#8220;bulbs&#8221; on the leaf stems would out-grow themselves, pop, and croak over. Apparently, the info-giver was right, or&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..was it just their time to go home to &#8220;Hyacynth Heaven&#8221;? Any comments from you wise Florida crackers?</p>
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