Tomato hornworms are rare??

thistlebloom

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It's rare because it must have been a slow news day. The guy who found it should have reported it to Fish and Game, oh yeah, it's Boston...
 

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LMAO@rare

Maybe no one there has ever planted tomatoes before?! :lol:
 

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Eek, 6" long. I'd say it's rare to find one that big and there be a plant it's sitting on instead of a stump at ground level. ;)
 

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Just found my first one today and t was almost 2"....but because I'm turning a new leaf and not killing anything much 'cept gophers, I put it in the children's butterfly keeper with some extra leaves so it can transform.

It was on my green pepper, too...just inches from the toms.
 

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Wow !!! No kidding ! :epI didnt know they are so "RARE" !!! I rather save my tomatoes, rather than saving those hornworm !! :plbb(Sorry Dude if you want them ,come and get them before I feed them to my chickens !! LOL !!!:lol:
 

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I know one thing about them being rare, I rarely tolerate them. If I find them they don't even make it into the chickens. Bottom of my shoe... done!
 
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