Summary
Whether you've got only a quarter of an hour or the whole day, Chris has a job for you whatever your level of expertise KEEP a close watch for signs of invasion. Not only is late summer a key stage in the breeding cycle for many garden pests, but also the dry weather will be taking its toll. Look for plants that wilt suddenly, despite watering.This is usually a sign of vine weevil.The larvae will be eating the roots and can be treated with a biological agent called Heterorhabditis megidis, a parasitic nematode that attacks the larvae.
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