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the SFG journey-rain and pest
we are having all day daily rain and it's forecast to the end of the month. how do those gardeners who live in raining area address cabbage loopers or cabbage worms in preventing them from eating holes in the leaves? May have snails but don't see trails. Actually, I don't see the worms, but the holes are slowly increasing.
has55- Posts : 2378
Join date : 2012-05-10
Location : Denton, tx
Re: the SFG journey-rain and pest
I have not done this because of worms but I did the following because of too much spring rains on garlic. What I did was to cover the top of the bed (not the sides) with hoops and plastic in a way that could be folded back on sunny days. I had another bed that I covered the bed with tulle to keep out the worms and only the top with plastic to keep the rain off the crops.has55 wrote:we are having all day daily rain and it's forecast to the end of the month. how do those gardeners who live in raining area address cabbage loopers or cabbage worms in preventing them from eating holes in the leaves? May have snails but don't see trails. Actually, I don't see the worms, but the holes are slowly increasing.
This works if you have a lot of time to mess with the covers when rain is forecast.
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Join date : 2011-11-20
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Location : Brooks, Ga Zone 7B/8A
Re: the SFG journey-rain and pest
Has, You are familiar with my frames and bridal tulle for my winter crops. ?? Well, I cover with full or or just roof sized plastic sheeting, depending on if I need freeze or excess rain protection. The tulle stays in place all winter except for harvesting. These are from 2014 so don't try to figure out where you are looking.








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