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I've only skimmed the replies, but if the entire plants have been eaten or attacked, its possible it could be a "bigger" problem.
When we first moved into our new house which had a fantastic garden already, we quickly planted some parsely, lettuce and a few other vegies.
When we checked the garden the following day the plants were half eaten. Now that must have been one hungry army of caterpillars or the possum in the tree above where we planted them wanted a mixed salad for tea
When we first moved into our new house which had a fantastic garden already, we quickly planted some parsely, lettuce and a few other vegies.
When we checked the garden the following day the plants were half eaten. Now that must have been one hungry army of caterpillars or the possum in the tree above where we planted them wanted a mixed salad for tea
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