This morning I harvested some Snap Peas that the kids started at school. They put a paper towel in the bottom of a plastic sandwich bag, added a little water and dropped a seed in. I was amazed at how quickly they germinated with such little sunlight. We brought the seedlings home and planted them in the garden and they took off! They are definitely going on my seed list for next year's garden.
I squished about eight tomato worms this morning. Five to eight seems to be the daily average. Since tomato worms are the same color as the leaves they can be hard to spot. So, rather that searching for the worms, I look for their poo!
See the little black dots on that leaf? Those are tiny tomato worm poo! After you spot those, just look up.
Do you see him standing up on the leaf? He knew I was looking for him so he got in his defensive stance. When they get bigger they actually start making a clicking sound (with their teeth?).
Don't forget to shake the poo off the leaf below so you can find fresh poo the next day!
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