Aug 28, 2012 #1 rebbetzin Garden Addicted Joined Apr 4, 2008 Messages 1,099 Reaction score 437 Points 220 Location Tucson Arizona Zone 9/10 Here is my poor Basil after a plague of Tiny Green Grasshoppers!
Aug 28, 2012 #2 thistlebloom Garden Master Joined Dec 1, 2010 Messages 16,473 Reaction score 17,411 Points 457 Location North Idaho 48th parallel I think they may be Swiss grasshoppers instead...
Aug 28, 2012 #3 digitS' Garden Master Joined Dec 13, 2007 Messages 26,686 Reaction score 32,335 Points 457 Location border, ID/WA(!) Whoa! :/ Steve
Aug 28, 2012 #4 lesa Garden Master Joined Nov 10, 2008 Messages 6,645 Reaction score 570 Points 337 Location ZONE 4 UPSTATE NY Yikes! I love my basil, I would be very unhappy to find that kind of damage! Italian or Swiss- they have to go!!
Yikes! I love my basil, I would be very unhappy to find that kind of damage! Italian or Swiss- they have to go!!
Aug 28, 2012 #5 desertlady Attractive To Bees Joined Jan 16, 2012 Messages 933 Reaction score 91 Points 64 Location Safford, Arizona zone 8 We got them here too ! its this time of the year when rain comes and so does grasshoppers
Aug 29, 2012 #6 thistlebloom Garden Master Joined Dec 1, 2010 Messages 16,473 Reaction score 17,411 Points 457 Location North Idaho 48th parallel Rebbetzin, if grasshoppers are a recurring pest you may want to look into using Semaspore, a grasshopper bait that contains nosema locustae. my apologies for the cheesy remark in the previous reply
Rebbetzin, if grasshoppers are a recurring pest you may want to look into using Semaspore, a grasshopper bait that contains nosema locustae. my apologies for the cheesy remark in the previous reply
Aug 29, 2012 #7 journey11 Garden Master Joined Sep 1, 2009 Messages 8,470 Reaction score 4,228 Points 397 Location WV, Zone 6B LOL, that's what I was thinking too.