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Texas Gardening
alynn09

pests everywhere

12 years ago

Hi. This is my first post here. I'm semi new to gardening. Been going at it for a few years but have been having so many issues this year. I just picked off a bunch of green caterpillars from my squash leaves that Google is telling me are a type of moth. My cucumbers also have aphids and there are tons of ants. I'm at my wits end and on the verge of ripping everything up. I want to start combating everything one by one. Anyone have any suggestions for any of my problems? :/ Also, I can't figure out what the heck this is...this morning there are a lot more and they are in clusters, like caviar.

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