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Beans, Peas & Legumes
chickenguy_gw

pole beans

chickenguy
9 years ago

I need some help figuring out my problem. I planted peas, snap peas, pole beans, and cucumbers all in the same raised garden bed and something is eating my bean poles and cucumbers. But only the leaves are being eaten. any ideas are greatly appreciated. and the other question I have is will the plant grow without those leaves or should I plant more once I solve the problem.

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