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In reply to the discussion: Don't destroy tomato hornworms, unless they are a real problem. read below why! [View all]

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10. Possum Haw viburnum ...... plant 2 .... you'll get more fruit
Reply to tosh (Reply #9)
Fri Mar 2, 2018, 08:49 AM
Mar 2018

smooth sumac, new england aster, & red milkweed for damper areas.

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Don't destroy tomato hornworms, unless they are a real problem. read below why! [View all] bluestarone Feb 2018 OP
I don't touch 'em because I get the braconid wasp eggs (cocoons) on them pdq Botany Feb 2018 #1
yuck never seen that!! bluestarone Feb 2018 #2
Lucky you! tosh Feb 2018 #3
plant native plants and let a hornworm stick around for a little bit. Botany Feb 2018 #4
I am not so new to gardening, but quite new tosh Mar 2018 #7
Get Doug Tallamy's bringing nature home and the Xerces Society Attracking Native Pollinators Botany Mar 2018 #8
Thanks! tosh Mar 2018 #9
Possum Haw viburnum ...... plant 2 .... you'll get more fruit Botany Mar 2018 #10
I break off the branch of the tomato plant and toss the entire thing into the hedgerow. femmocrat Feb 2018 #5
I do the same Bayard Mar 2018 #11
watch one on youtube here bluestarone Feb 2018 #6
I have seen these in the flowers Bayard Mar 2018 #12
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