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Re: What is dining in my garden?

Seattle = slugs. Look for the tiny ones this time of year. They like to
curl up under the nearest dry protection - a board, leaves, etc. They'll be
munching at night so a trip out at dusk with a flashlight will show you
your culprits. It could also be earwigs, even birds. But my money's on the
slug. When you find them, put them tenderly on the closest hard surface and
STOMP! This is why they make gardening boots with those extra-thick soles
:-)

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> From: bayrak@gte.net
> To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: What is dining in my garden?
> Date: Thursday, May 08, 1997 5:58 AM
> 
> Good morning all,
>  I was hoping that someone might be able to tell me who's been in my
> garden munching on my lettuce leaves and cabbage leaves. I live in zone
> 7 (Seattle area). This is my first garden so please forgive my
> INexperience. Any reply either on list or private email is fine, I need
> all the gardening help I can get. Thanks, Lisa   bayrak@gte.ne
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