:inlove:TOMATOE PLANTING TIME --MARCH 1ST:inlove:

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[Magyar]

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Should not have put those shovels away

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View from my back yard of Rte 34 ( adjacent to the Naugatuck river) coming from New Haven South and heading across the bridge to Rte 84 North

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

I think these guys like tomatos more than I do! GRRRRR!!!!!

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[steve in so la]

Those hornworms sure will wipe out a plant in short order. We used to throw them to the chickens when i was at home with parents. Steve in so az

 

[steve in so la]

Do you protect them from the cold then ? Here in the warm desert we do till about March 15. steve in so az

 

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[Jim West Pa]

Unfortunately tho, she don't do stink bugs uke:
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or better yet even, a Hymenopterous wasp, once they move in yer hornworms, allthough quite a beautifull creature, are HISTORY.The wasp will continue to return and do it's gruesome deed.Those are the eggs of the wasp and they will slowly work thier way into the worm(host) and devour it and grow from the inside out.

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[Pete in MI]

I have to make sure the mail man can get to the mail box

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

I read about that wasp, but they never showed up here to do their job! Maybe I should borrow that chicken!

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

have ate the chicken! They were huge!

 

[Magyar]

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWW!! I never saw one of those insects!! ( and I hope I don't ever see one! )

 

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