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anybody know what kind of bug this is?
Started this discussion. Last reply by emily a Aug 26, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I've looked in a couple of books and online, but I'm not having much luck. I've never noticed this bug before, but it seems to have moved in this year.. I saw it first on my cucumbers. It looks like…Continue
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emily a replied to emily a's discussion anybody know what kind of bug this is?
"That's it! Thanks! Now I have a new bug to learn about and combat...
Next year I think I will be using floating row covers where I can."
Quinn replied to emily a's discussion anybody know what kind of bug this is?
"I think it looks like a feaf footed beetle nymph: http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-65405035/stock-photo-leaf-footed-bug-nymphs.html"
Grammy Dot replied to emily a's discussion anybody know what kind of bug this is?
"You might try sending your pic to:
www.whatsthatbug.com/
to see if they can I.D. it.
Good luck!"
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anybody know what kind of bug this is?
I've looked in a couple of books and online, but I'm not having much luck. I've never noticed this bug before, but it seems to have moved in this year.. I saw it first on my cucumbers. It looks like it was sucking out sap or something from the cucumber itself. It has moved onto other plants now. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! Emily…See More
emily a replied to Squash Hollow Farm's discussion When they say "I could never..."
"As a homestead dreamer I truly appreciate all that all of you are doing and going through. I think that when the day finally comes and I can raise my flock, I'll be able to go through with that final action... but I haven't gotten my…"
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"I like your grow bag for the corn. Does it work?Here is our first planting of corn we have three more we staggered the planting this year, first picture is the Chinese Black bean climbing, jack bean climbing higher Ellen "
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Ellen Peavey said… I like your grow bag for the corn. Does it work?Here is our first planting of corn we have three more we staggered the planting this year, first picture is the Chinese Black bean climbing, jack bean climbing higher
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- At 9:55am on October 2, 2012, Ellen Peavey said…
Hi Emily as you can see I don't ever check my page I read so many garden blogs but that is a sorry excuse. We used the limbs from tree's taken down for the new garden to be put in this year. We had the best garden ever in the new location, the corn was over run by insects and smut this year. But the jack beans and the black Chinese beans really produced. My jack beans are still growing and it has been well past the 150 day mark. That corn at the bottom of the garden is where we got the most of it to freeze and can. I lost all my pumpkins and squash, but the 60 tomato's plants really gave us tomato's. My pepper patch is still multiplying, next year I need more sweet peppers not so many hot. I have pickled, made salsa and froze peppers still have them coming on. If you need any seeds let me know I save lots of seeds. Ellen from Georgia
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