Re: BUGS ON TOMATOES!

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• Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 16:15:58 -0500
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Margaret, could you tell me the full name of the
author, publishing date, and the publishing
company.  I looked for the title at amazon.com,
but couldn't find it.  Any help in locating this
book would be appreciated.

Thanks
Richard Kramer
Zone 9, Hot and Humid Gulf Cost of Texas

>The little red bugs might be aphids, the white
ones are probably
>whiteflies.  Buy or check out a book that
identifies garden insects.
>Rodale's Color Handbook of Garden Insects is a
good source, about $15.  If
>my guesses are right, the "bugs" aren't eating
the plant, they're sucking
>the life juices out of it.  You definitely should
educate yourself on the
>identity of common garden insects.  Margaret
>
>

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