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@#$%$##@ Hornworms!!!!
So does a dusting of Sevan dust at 10 %.
Dwayne "belly" wrote in message nk.net... On Thu, 01 Jul 2004 02:04:06 -0500 in , Katra graced the world with this thought: Man. Those damned things grow fast! I just noted severe hornworm damage to my vines this morning! Not only were the little *******s eating the vines, they've been eating the tomatoes! Both green and nearly ripe. Lot's of destruction. sigh Went out with a flashlight about midnight to hunt them and removed 10 very large 4" + hornworms from my vines, happily doing even more damage. The tops of the vines are pretty well stripped and they destroyed at least a couple dozen or more fruits. My chickens and ducks are gonna get a treat in the morning. ;-) I just hope I found them all! K. keep your eyes open for horn moths in the off season, too. It helps a lot. |
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