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Blight and hornworms
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Posted by nhsuzanne z5 SW-NH (My Page) on Mon, Sep 7, 09 at 13:02
| First it was horn worms and next it was blight! I lost my entire crop of tomatoes. Yesterday I pulled and bagged every plant. I am so sad.
My question is this: From what I have read I don't need to worry about the spores from the blight living in my soil but what do I have to do with my soil regarding the horn worms? I am hoping to make this bed my garlic bed. How do I prepare this doomed tomato bed for the garlic?
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RE: Blight and hornworms
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- Posted by jean001 z8aPortland, OR (My Page) on
Fri, Sep 11, 09 at 17:35
| If you find a pupal case, destroy it. Beyond that, it's not a "doomed tomato bed." Each year/season is different. |
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