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What is eating my bergenias?
caterpillars on nightly searches. Surely it's too early for vine weevils? Help please! It may well be the adult weevil -they are up and about around this time. by Berkley
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26/04/2012 11:41:49
by sotongeoff
Box Blight
occasionally I spot a tiny caterpillar wrapped up in a leaf, has anyone got any ideas? by cbdesignsolutions
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12/09/2012 11:21:20
by cbdesignsolutions
Talkback: Cleaning out bird boxes
Cleaned out our 2 boxes just now. Revealed the tragedy of the sodden Spring and early Summer. The remains of a Blue Tit brood in one and the remains of a Great Tit brood in the other. Not enough caterpillars to keep them alive - the different stages by smflyman
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22/11/2012 17:38:29
by smflyman
Beasties etc found in lawns
by yarrow2
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24/04/2012 14:36:47
by Alina W
Aubergines being eaten
put pots of marigold all round it but this morning more of the leaves had been eaten. I'm worried it might start on my pepper and tomatoe plants next which are in the same grow bag Caterpillars are the most likely as that is the way they feed.  Look by lucy33
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19/06/2012 11:27:59
by lucy33
Willow tree leaves
would be appreciated! X Yes, you can get sawfly larvae and caterpillars, amongst others. Have a close look at the leaves, you may be able to spot them in action. Thanks for your response. Any idea on what I can do/use to get rid of them? Thanks You can by Gloucestergirl13
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29/05/2012 16:47:29
by Gloucestergirl13
fruit bush
okay there is more than likely a place on here for this somewhere. And will be an ansewer to it l have just found a catapiller that looks like a twig can anyone tell me what this could be. I think there is more than one type of caterpillar by COATSWORTH
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28/04/2012 19:05:18
by COATSWORTH
Cotoneaster spiders
experienced anything similar? The webs may be from moth caterpillars - they are very well camouflaged, which is why you won't have seen them. They will eventually kill the parts of the shrub that they keep festooning with webs. There's no organic control, I by BikeryDave
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15/05/2012 17:18:52
by BikeryDave
Butterflies
) They're Orange Tips  http://www.ukbutterflies.co.uk/species.php?species=cardamines A real sign of Spring. Thanks, great to see them Thanks, they are really pretty can anyone help l found a Caterpillar on my fruit bush which l think is a gooseberry Bush by ROBIN ROWLES
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30/04/2012 10:52:53
by COATSWORTH
rose pests
by brendafuggle
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31/08/2012 18:43:41
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