Hi, Emily,
Have you considered 'dunks' (they look like very
shopworn donuts) of BT (Bacillus thuringiensis
subspecies israelensis)? They are, like BT for control
of cabbage worms, a naturally occuring bacteria.
Unlike 'garden' BT, which clobbers any caterpiller
that eats it, the 'dunk' BT seems to
Hi, Emily,
Have you considered 'dunks' (they look like very
shopworn donuts) of BT (Bacillus thuringiensis
subspecies israelensis)? They are, like BT for control
of cabbage worms, a naturally occuring bacteria.
Unlike 'garden' BT, which clobbers any caterpiller
that eats it, the 'dunk' BT seems to
Hi, Folks!
Emily wrote:
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If covering the barrels works for you, go for it. I buy a gallon of cheap
vegetable oil and pour about an inch of oil on top of the water in each
barrel -- it does gunk up the watering cans, but it's cheap, doesn't hurt
the plants and is very effective. This techniqu
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