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Tag Archives: green vegetable bug
Root knot nematodes
Nematodes that damage roots in the vege patch, are minute worm-like creatures, also known as eelworms. The female nematodes penetrate plant roots causing lumps to form on the roots, which affect the water-carrying ability of the roots. (These are not … Continue reading
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Green vegetable bugs
Karen is new to organic gardening and is wants to know what to do about the green vegetable bugs that are attacking her tomatoes. The green vegetable bug is a sap-sucking pest. They use weeds as hosts and attack vegetable … Continue reading
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