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Why is my Quickfire….

3 years ago

Swarming with flies? Thought I was getting attacked by bees walking by as the buzzing was so loud! Only then to realize it was flies….Yuck!!!

It seemed to be covered with them…Is this normal? I’ve never noticed it before if it is…

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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
3 years ago
It is very normal. The scent of certain paniculatas and lacecap types can attract a lot of flies. For some reason, Quickfire gets mentioned in this context a lot.
GardenHo_MI_Z5
Original Author
3 years ago
Thanks GG I sure hope they dont stick around long. Nasty things!
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luis_pr
3 years ago
The fertile flowers use fragrance to attract pollinators so minimize use of large panicles in areas with high traffic and with family members with bee allergies.

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