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Old July 18, 2011   #1
cloz
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Default Top of tomato plant defoliated

I went away for a couple of days and came back to find the top of my Siberian plant defoliated (first picture). I looked around a bit and found the culprit (2nd picture). I guess I'll leave this tomato horn worm and let him be feasted on. Guess I should have held my phone a little further away since he is a bit out of focus. I have never had any of these horn worms in my garden before. Guess there is a first for everything.
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Old July 18, 2011   #2
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Booooo!!! But at least, it's done for.

This is my first year gardening and I have experienced deer defoliation, hornworm defoliation, and tswv.

Here's hoping the tomatoes grow and ripen even if there are only a few leaves left at the end.
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