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24-07-2016, 12:36 PM
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first tomato worm
On 07/24/2016 03:23 AM, songbird wrote:
of the season. yesterday. Ma had already gone out and looked, but since i was working in the fenced gardens getting the garlic out i was right there. so i took a few moments to scan. only saw signs on one plant, took me another three attempts to find the worm itself as it was getting later and it had already retreated down the stem. quite a large bugger. which makes me wonder, because i usually don't find them until they are large enough to show up by eating the tops and ends, but surely they've done a lot of damage by then to get so big. why am i not seeing them sooner? probably because i rarely look under the plants. if i did i'd probably catch them sooner by seeing piles of droppings... ah, well, ...  songbird Death to Tomato Worms ??? :-) |
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