So something I have noticed this season, not sure how much it can be relied apoun but will try again next year and see.
I had 2 wide rows of green beans approx. 24" wide by 6� long
One row was Burpee Contender and the other Burpee stringless greenpod
About 1 � feet separated the rows.
There would be allot of Japanese beatle eating the leaves of the stringless plants down to fine lace and almost no beatles on the Contenders has anybody else noticed this? If I had no stringless would they have settled for the Contenders or found another food source?
Whats your thought
defrost49
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