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Gardening

Erich Bloodaxe BSN

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5. My cukes did pooorly last year as well.

Reply to Raine1967 (Reply #4)

Fri Apr 17, 2015, 07:32 PM

Apr 2015

Working on the new bed, I've actually been separating out the dirt from the grass above by hand, because so many of the worms seem to be right up in around the roots, so if I just skin the bed and pitch the grass roots, dirt and all, I'm losing a lot of worms I don't need to. That's how I've been finding the ones I have so far.

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Has anyone had luck with using Milky Spore to rid themselves of grubs? [View all] Raine1967 Apr 2015 OP

My understanding is they work but alfie Apr 2015 #1

For now, I'm fine with that. Raine1967 Apr 2015 #2

That's what those white suckers are? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Apr 2015 #3

They are not cicadas. Raine1967 Apr 2015 #4

My cukes did pooorly last year as well. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Apr 2015 #5

Were your plants dying from the ground on up? Raine1967 Apr 2015 #6

A lot of them simply started withering. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Apr 2015 #7

We used milky spore a few years ago NEOhiodemocrat Apr 2015 #8