Archive for the ‘garden pest’ Category
Toot Your Own HORNworm!
The Tomato Hornworm has plagued me for many seasons. He loves the things that I love; eggplants, peppers, tomatillos and tomatoes. If he existed on the pages of a Dr. Suess book, I might think that he looked darling and colorful, but when I see him gnawing his way to the stalk on my tomato [...]
June 9, 2011
Tags: Bacillus Thuringiensis, do it yourself pest control, garden pest control, hawk moth larvae, kill the tomato hornworm, spinosad Posted in: garden pest 
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How to use Malathion for Fleas
Malathion is an emulsifiable concentrate containing 5 lbs. of Malathion per gallon. Martin’s Malathion 57% has a new, expanded label. It is now labeled for use on vegetables, fruits, nuts(including pecans), ornamentals, trees, pastures and mosquito control.  Malathion is an organophosphate insecticide used on a variety of agricultural food and feed crops. Malathion is commonly [...]
May 6, 2009
Tags: flea control, malathion 57%. vegetable Posted in: garden pest, Uncategorized 3 Comments
