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By b (Guest Post)
07/19/2007
I used sevin dust and what I had overlooked trying to pull off....crocked almost immediately!
By busdrivr (Guest Post)
07/19/2007
I use peppermint flavoring mixed with water.They can't stand the smell.
By
07/17/2007
here, I grow a spare tomato plant just FOR the hornworms.... see, I like the moths....the hummingbird moth....
http://www.naturealmanac.com/archive/butterfly_garden/sphinx.jpg
when I find one, I pick it off and put it on the 'spare' tomato plant... and then I get to watch the moths enjoy my flowers.....
By
07/15/2007
Here are some good tips on ThriftyFun. Just follow this link.
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf48610373.tip.html
Jess
By
07/15/2007
To keep tomato horn worms off my tomatoes, I plant marigolds next to them. I plant tomatoes in groups of four with two to three marigolds in between them. In twenty plus years of gardening, I have only had three horn worms I had to remove.
By Steve from Dorr, Michigan
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