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OT: Grasshopper Invasian

Posted by friesfan1 5b NW-KS (mlboyce@ruraltel.net) on
Sat, Jul 4, 09 at 15:44

I don't know if it is the weather or what. I have never
had grasshopper damage like this before.
They are terrible. I am going to have to resort to some
heavy duty killer or loose too many of my plants.

KMOTGG
Grasshopper Damage

KMOTGG


Poor Kiss Me

Rhubarb

Grasshopper Population

Skeletal Remains of Rhubarb


Allium
Sucking on the stems.

Allium

Honeysuckle is a good place to hide.
Honey Suckle

It is hard to get in the whole population of these bugs
in a camera frame. They tend to hop around when disturbed.
A video of them might give the full magnitude of how
bad they are.


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RE: OT: Grasshopper Invasian

I have them too! How the heck do you get rid of them??

Carrie (For a while I was trying to figure out how slugs would go to the top of some plants and nibble - now I know it was grasshoppers)

Carrie


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RE: OT: Grasshopper Invasian

Thanks for posting the pic of grasshopper damage. I was just surfing here tonight and stumbled on your pic. It answered the question as to what has been devouring my garden this year. My horseradish and peppers have been STRIPPED of almost every green part! Thank goodness they are hanging in there but it has been depressing to say the least.

Here is a link that might be useful: Spirit of Place


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RE: OT: Grasshopper Invasian

Wow...never seen Grasshopper damage like that. Organic/non organic growing? Just curious.


 
 

 

 


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