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Key8
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HELP! There are worms eating my Night Blooming Jasmine. They don't appear to be leaf miners, these are about an inch long and green and yellow. They have eaten the leaves and the blooms, just stripped them. How to I kill these things? Any spray or such that I can use. Thanks for any help you can give me!
Posts: 7 | From: Ft. Lauderdale, FL | Registered: May 2006  |  Logged: 71.196.73.70
abeja34000
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Hey K,
I don't have an answer but I need one. I have the same problem. Would you please let me know what to do and most impotantly, what kind of cats they are. thanks, abeja34000
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can you post a pic of them?
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Key8
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Abeja, I still don't know what they are, but did find out how to get rid of them. Sevin Dust.Worked like a charm. Haven't seen any evidence of them for over a week, and the new growth is still intact. Just wear gloves and a mask when applying.
Posts: 7 | From: Ft. Lauderdale, FL | Registered: May 2006  |  Logged: 71.196.73.70
   

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