RE: Cult: sibs vs spuria

From: "George Watkins" <GeoWatkins@net1plus.com>

Hi, Doreen:

Your green caterpiller sounds an awful lot like the horned tomato worm
These things can devour a whole tomato plant in what seems like no time at
all, though they're very well camoflaged against the green leaves, so I
don't know how long they've been on the plant.

I'd mush it.

George in nearby Harvard, MA

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gardenhous@aol.com [G*@aol.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 1999 12:37 PM
> To: iris-talk@onelist.com
> Subject: Re: [iris-talk] Cult: sibs vs spuria
>
>
> From: Gardenhous@aol.com
>
> Bill
>  I live in Westford, Ma  our blooms are sadly long gone. So it is not
> blooming now but was yellow.  I guess pseudacoris is probably
> right.  I did
> plant some Japenese and Siberian and LA this year.  Can't wait to
> see them.
> I killed so many borer yesterday that I felt like Matt Dillon riding into
> Dodge to clean up the West.  I bet I got 50.  I stuck some heads
> on my box
> edges to warn the others to keep out!!
>
> I have another question.  I found a green catapillar that was 3.5
> long about
> an inch in diameter with  some horns that cover its side tipped
> in blue, back
> tipped in yellow and eye stalks orange.  What will this become?
> It was on a
> branch under an apple tree.
>
> Doreen F. McCabe   Westford, MA
>


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