To: Red_Devil 232; JustaDumbBlonde; Diana in Wisconsin; greeneyes; rightly_dividing; tubebender
I've just discovered SQUASH BUGS in my garden. They don't seem to have have done damage to the squash, but they have decimated the leaves and vines. I don't really care too much because I have way too many squash, but I'm concerned about next year and also about other plants. I had credited the uneven water situation this year for the wilted, yellowed leaves. But, now I've discovered a mess of little, evil bugs all over the place.
Question: should I just remove all of the plants now? Should I treat with Sevin and remove all of the plants in a week, or so? I read that adults that have not mated will over winter. I'd like to kill them all dead right now. (And, please don't tell me to squish them between my fingers. I just had a manicure today!)
To: afraidfortherepublic; Red_Devil 232; All
My out of control Raspberry patch
This a ornamental Flowering Cabbage but I think you could eat it
Cinderella Pumpkin which will not ripen before frost or black aphids claim it
Sweetpea flower for comparison on pumpkin leaf
89 posted on
08/26/2011 8:50:51 PM PDT by
tubebender
(The voices in my head may not be real, but they have some very good ideas)
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