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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: zone 6b, PA
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So I've been battling the brown marmortated stink bugs that cover our house and shed each day that the temps hit about 70 degrees by helping them jump into a plastic container of soapy water. By the time I make my way around the perimeter of one, catching all those I can reach, the other is loaded up again.
![]() I really don't know if this is a waste of time and energy or if it can have a significant impact on the number that overwinter in my attic and shed and live to lay the eggs that will produce the population that will attack my tomatoes next year- but it makes me crazy to see them and do nothing. ![]() But today I realized that I'm not alone in the battle when I saw that the praying mantis that's been on the screen door of the greenhouse since yesterday had actually caught one and was enjoying a late lunch. I've seen a lot more of those, too, this year which is always a good thing but now even more appreciated. ![]() |
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