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Don't panic folks - they are NOT vine weevil eggs. They are slow release fertilizer used by most growers - yellow, slightly irregular spheres that have a soft white centre. It's a mistake that people often make, but these granules have been around for years. I have the same compost, and they're there too, and not a vine weevil in sight.
He is a proper gardener so he will know I'm sure.
Quote from: Rosa_Mundi on March 19, 2008, 22:22:09Don't panic folks - they are NOT vine weevil eggs. They are slow release fertilizer used by most growers - yellow, slightly irregular spheres that have a soft white centre. It's a mistake that people often make, but these granules have been around for years. I have the same compost, and they're there too, and not a vine weevil in sight.Sorry but I am sure I am right. anyway, the man at MG has asked me to send him some. I think it has angered me more because it was a gift as a result of a complaint I made about some of their veg. (Sounds like I am always moaning!). I will post some to him tomorrow and I'll be astonished if he says it is fertiliser. I am also going to ask the manager of a high quality garden centre close to here. He is a proper gardener so he will know I'm sure. I'll let you know. Incidentally, the centre is not "soft white", it is just wet goo, and the spheres are not "slightly irregular", they are perfectly round.
Well forgetting the eggs!! is this stuff any good, it's advertising makes it look promisingXX Jeannine