Identification help-eggs on squash leaves
elsten
15 years ago
There are groupings of eggs on the top and bottom of the squash leaves. I, of course, want to get rid of them if they are bad eggs and keep them if they are good eggs. (I made the mistake of waiting too long to identify a bug last year. Turned out to be cucumber beetles and they ate everything! Yikes!)
Thanks for the help!
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