Something eating my confederate roses.
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The Garden Frog with C Renee on Sep 06, 2014What I use is good old ivory dish soap squirted in some warm water in an empty spray bottle and give those babies a shower of soapy water. let it sit on them and rinse and repeat. Soap usually kills many bugs and it is not going to hurt the soil. do not do this in the full sun if it is hot-wait til dusk or early in morning. good luckHelpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Sep 07, 2014For the worms or caterpillars, you can use Bt, which is approved for use in organic gardens.Helpful Reply
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Juanita Wood on Sep 07, 2014Thank you Douglas, I will try that.Helpful Reply
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