What are some common problems/diseases related to Wisteria bushes/trees and what are some remedies for same?
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A common problem! Give the plant a good feed with a high nitrogen feed (this is seen as N on fertiliser packs i.e. N.P.K.)and keep well watered. It should start to sprout new shoots, possibly from lower down the stem if it's been pruned too hard. Leave these shoots for at least three years before you prune them again. A good gardening book should tell you the correct method, mine is: in winter i.e. late January early February, cut the shoots back to 2-3 buds. Then in summer i.e. august, cut the long growths back to around 5-6 buds. This is the best method. I've worked on wisterias that are over 200 years old, in fact the oldest one in the UK, so it's been well tried and tested!\nIf no shoots are obvious I would still feed and water and leave it until next year before making any judgments. Plants can go into shock and may lie dormant for a season, so give it a chance. If nothing happens by early next summer I would say it's dead, but you can scrape a small slice of bark off the trunk and if it's green underneath then it's alive, if it's brown it's dead.Good luck.
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Dear bobby b,\n\nI agree with itchy, it could be a sign of poor blood circulation.\n\nIf you're diabetic - or you are in a risk to be - consult a doctor.\n\nConsider using gingko biloba. The extract from this tree is supposed to get the blood flow in our body's extremities: arms and hands, legs and feet, and head.
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Here is a link. It's a lame web site but the information is correct and pretty easy to understand.\n\nhttp://portlandme.about.com/cs/fallfoliage/a/leaveschange.htm
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Go to herbalhealer.com and read the testimonials of those who were cured using natural anti-virals like colloidal silver,olive leaf extract, grapefruit seed extract and oregano oil then make up your own mind good luck.
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My parents are having this problem as well.  Their neighbor has weeds and overgrown bushes.  Get your local alderman/representative involved.  If you're in a neighborhood and have a neighborhood committee, I would appeal to them.  That's what my parents did and saw immediate results.
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My link of the day on my blog. All about plants and herbs. \n\nhttp://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/med-aro/
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If you live in Asia, you can easily make a tea from the leaves of the Guava , and add some Lemon Grass. Both of these herbs are very powerful and guava especially is good for this problem. One can get herbal like this in the Philippines already in capsule form.\nDr. Allen Sanders
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Forget all of that -- try 100% organic tea tree oil, twice a day (after washing/showering and drying feet). Just dab it on with a cotton wool bud (not too much) and the verrucas will go. Completely. With no pain or tingling. The tea tree oil also helps stop reinfection and minimises the risk of you infecting others.
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There's this weed that had poisonous spiky hairs on the thick stem, and if manhandled, spreads it's seeds really fast and the hairs can cause tumors in the hands. Also really hard to pull up and the root can grow more plants. And it's in the U.S.! Wyoming!
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I'd say exercise and meditation/prayer along with other lifestyle changes.  You need to address the underlying problem--herbs are just a quick-fix.
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it is not hosta, not money plant, not ficus, not rubber plant. it is Dieffenbachia. Your picture is very clear. google the name and u will see the exatly same plant. take care since it is highly irritatting and toxic when chewed - not good for u if  children or pets are around. there are microcrystals  of calcium oxalate that cut in the tongue or throat like razors and it swells and can kill. really deadly, Beautiful but only if no kids and pets are around
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Aloe Vera plant...that's what my sister did, it went right away! It works
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Good suggestions here already, but perhaps I could add:\n\nHerbs:  passionflower, hops, camomile, baical skullcap, oatstraw, motherwort.  This last plant is known for its nurturing effect, although in Florida might be hard to find.  Its Latin name is leonurus cardiaca, so its slight beneficial effect on blood pressure and on heart palpitations has been known since ancient times.\n\nI'll add valerian with a special note:  it's generally used for insomnia or anxiety, but it has a counter-effect with a small minority of people - it speeds them up instead of calming them.  So if you try valerian I'd try it alone, not in any combination, so you can determine whether you belong to the majority or the minority group.\n\nTo nourish the adrenal glands, which in turn will permit one to tolerate stress better:  oatstraw and nettles.  Nettles as in stinging nettles.  One of the most beneficial herbs in the plant kingdom.  Contrary to its common name, plant has a slightly sweet flavour.  Chock full of vitamins & minerals, more than spinach or broccoli.\n\nOne can usually find combinations of these herbs in tea preparations or in tincture form.  If you get to Washington state you can probably find wild nettles growing in the countryside, or someone who knows how to find & harvest them.  Make nettle soup, as north Europeans did for centuries in the spring - it perked them up after long winters without fresh veggies.\n\nFlower essences:  in addition to Rescue Remedy, there's also mustard flower essence (for grief) and bleeding heart flower essence (mourning something that's lost).\n\nWould you have time to try yoga?  Or even just to read Yoga Journal in a library, it's inspiring to read about people practising yoga to grow their minds and spirits as well as their bodies.
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Although mucous is a natural and necessary part of the body's system, too much can be very annoying.  Taking echinacea can help.  Using antihistamines will resolve the problem, but will MORE THAN LIKELY cause other problems down the road.  Also, try drinking more water and juices.  Caffinated drinks and sodas can actually make the problem worse.
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There's a bunch of good home remedies here\n\nhttp://www.mothernature.com/Library/bookshelf/Books/47/124.cfm
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i'm sorry there is no cure. there are herbs that can help. if you would like you can contact me for information about them.
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The problem with this is how long they have set there, and how far down the roots have gone. I would suggest a simple dig around it, but you could damage a root, and it could die. If you had these magic trees already in another place I would suggest a transplant, but I doubt you do. If somehow you decide to uproot it and QUICKLY replant, with some extra supplies in the dirt, like MG. I suggest a simple mist of water a couple times of a day. Sugar water twice a day for extra help. but it will go into shock when you bring it up, be carefull and good luck