"John Savage" wrote in message
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"Julie and Deb" writes:
I'm in Brisbane. At the moment it seems we have a heap of grasshoppers
in
the garden, all merrily munching on my poor struggling little palm tree.
No

Hoppers are rich in protein. Stir fry them for crunchy TV snacks or pop
into the kid's lunchbox for a lunchtime surprise.
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Oh they'd be locust which is the tree not the grasshopper variety!lol

Richard

I used a magnifing glass as a kid
works & smells great
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"Julie and Deb" wrote in message
u...
Hi all

I'm in Brisbane. At the moment it seems we have a heap of grasshoppers in
the garden, all merrily munching on my poor struggling little palm tree.
No
sooner does it sprout a new leaf and the little hoppers move in. Any
suggestions for getting rid of them? (short of a flame thrower, and yes,
I'm tempted!)

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Julie and Deb
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is a complete substitute for life." Andrew Brown

"M. Atta" writes:
I used a magnifing glass as a kid
works & smells great

A solar-powered cooker for the hoppers? You're doubly eco-friendly!!!
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Chookie writes:
In article ,
John Savage wrote:

Hoppers are rich in protein. Stir fry them for crunchy TV snacks or pop
into the kid's lunchbox for a lunchtime surprise.

You've been watching too many of those lifestyle programs again, haven't you?

misc.survivalism ;-)
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"M. Atta" writes:
I used a magnifing glass as a kid
works & smells great

A solar-powered cooker for the hoppers? You're doubly eco-friendly!!!
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

Chookie writes:
In article ,
John Savage wrote:

Hoppers are rich in protein. Stir fry them for crunchy TV snacks or pop
into the kid's lunchbox for a lunchtime surprise.

You've been watching too many of those lifestyle programs again, haven't you?

misc.survivalism ;-)
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

"M. Atta" writes:
I used a magnifing glass as a kid
works & smells great

A solar-powered cooker for the hoppers? You're doubly eco-friendly!!!
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

Chookie writes:
In article ,
John Savage wrote:

Hoppers are rich in protein. Stir fry them for crunchy TV snacks or pop
into the kid's lunchbox for a lunchtime surprise.

You've been watching too many of those lifestyle programs again, haven't you?

misc.survivalism ;-)
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)