Re: Bob Kuk / cutworms or slugs

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Okay, folks, thanks again for all the advice.  I dug up the damaged hosta and put it in a pot.  Found no sign of cutworms, slugs or anything, and there was no more nibbling on it.

 

Since nothing else in that bed was touched, I figure that particular plant just needs a new neighborhood.  It's putting up another growth beside the original one.  I got these plants last year in four inch pots.  One is a dwarf little thing and the other two that are up have grown like Topsy.

 

So we'll see what happens.  Thanks again.

 

Ann James