Cape gooseberry pests (forum)
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Dekka starts with ...
I've got Three-lined Potato Beetle larvae eating Cape Gooseberry. Does anyone know an effective (non-pesticide) solution to this problem?
Time: 22nd November 2007 1:19pm
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Kath says...
See the current Organic Gardener magazine, they talk about organic controls for them in the new magazine.
Time: 5th December 2007 12:33pm
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Dekka says...
Thanks for the tip.
Time: 5th December 2007 12:47pm
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chrissy says...
Someone said to plant radishes in the soil so I am going to try that.
I have them attacking my Brugmansias here and was told the black "poops" are the babies covering themselves to avoid detection so remove those ugly black poops.
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Time: 10th April 2010 9:45pm
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heather says...
We have beetles attaching our gooseberry plants. They are lemon and black stripey bugs. Are these the "three lined potato bugs"?
Time: 3rd October 2010 8:07pm
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