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Getting Rid of Cutworms


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May 7, 2008

If you garden in an area where you have to protect your tomato and pepper plants from cutworms, my husband has come up with a simple and free method. We buy our plants in 6 packs like the one in the photo. After removing the plants for planting, separate the sections, cut the bottom 1/2 inch or so off, Cut up the side on one corner, Slip this around the stem of your plant, and hold it in place by pushing a little soil against it.

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You can leave them in place for the season, or after the plant is well established, you may remove the collars.Thrifty Cutworm Collars
 

white plastic plant six pack

 

By Harlean from Hot Springs, AR

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June 28, 2017

Spreading crushed eggshells around your garden bed in the spring can help kill off cutworms. This is a page about using egg shells for cutworms.

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