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Henry, They are larvae and come from moth eggs.If you check your plants daily you can kill them hopefully before they do too much damage.Your right. They can demolish a plant quickly.
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lol!Originally posted by Ibtsoom View Postthe fishing was good,it was the catching that was bad.
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Getting a little crazy. LolShut up and FISH!!Comment
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I am sure Mike has several wheelbarrows of vegetables by now. He always has a great garden, but here are some pics from my 5 plants.
They have grown to 7 ft.
I am battling the hot weather, and this year I took Mike's advice and bought
some Liquid Sevin for the stink bugs. I've only had to use it once....Great stuff.
Better Boy 1
Better Boy 2
Celebrity 1
Celebrity 2
Early Girl 1
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Wow! Fantastic yield on those tomatoes. Congrats!At his baptism, Sam Houston was told his sins were washed away. He reportedly replied, “I pity the fish downstream.” - Nov. 19, 1854 - Independence, Texas
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Beautiful plants!! I planted my tomatoes in a different spot this year and didn't get as high of a yield. Pretty good though. Canned up a dozen jars this evening. My squash on the other hand went absolutely crazy..Shut up and FISH!!Comment
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Great plants RC!!Comment
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Shut up and FISH!!Comment
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Those are ghost peppers on the bush.. No idea wtf I'm gonna do with them - I'm scared to even pick them.Shut up and FISH!!Comment
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My eyes are burning just looking at them. You should keep them on your boat to throw at potlickers.Originally posted by Ibtsoom View PostWhat Would Hans Wagemueller Do?Comment
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Great Garden as always Mike. I wish I had a big yard and could grow all the plants I wanted.
Melons, squash,cucumbers,peppers,green beens,onions,peppers,ect.
Can't beat home grown.Comment
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