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Old July 2, 2008   #16
Sherry_AK
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Knock on wood, but we don't seem to have tomato hornworms here. But when I sprinkle Dipel dust on my delphiniums, I coat them fairly well. They aren't completely coated, but I try to get at least some on all surfaces as well as the ground around them. I only have to apply it once on the delphs. Good luck!

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