Broccoli bugs!
portiawestesen
10 years ago
I came out to my garden this morning to find these little guys all over the bottoms and tops of my broccoli. What are they? Should I be concerned about the rest of my garden? What's the best way to dispose of them?
Thanks for your help!
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