Cutworm trouble and.....???

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Try Diatomaceous Earth
Another approach is to use insecticide in a dust form to prevent the larvae from getting into the stems. Sprinkle Diatomaceous Earth around the base of plant to create a barrier for the pest, and dust the whole plant with it. Dusting should progress upward from the ground, covering all stems and leaves, especially on their undersides. Do this in the late evening, and predator insect destruction will be low. Replace after each rain.

I got the above from another website. I thought I'd try it for some gargen pests. It is supposed to work on many types of gargen pests, and for infestations on your pets and chickens!!

Brad