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1) Gl^ the tok - After puttihg down Aground' eloth,, §cfa(pe (he iloose hark from ^the
(ruhfc of the tree or ;use » ^ff ferush and soapy waterto i^itub it down. Youimay be suipri^J at bow many
pe^ you dislodge. Gather up ^thie drop cloth and disp^ of the ipests immediately.
2) Dormant Oil! - This is a Me horticuHural oil that is applied! to trees in the ^nng before
budi break to suffocafe overwintenng eggs, pupae, and' Itoae.
3) forceful water spray - tising a hard ^ray of water from the garden hose will dislodge
many pests from pur ^eeSj shrubs,, and< plants. l§0medmes< diey willlsimply go. away, butOfterii it is best to
go j^ead! and!dispbse' ofthenii promptly yourself. Justbeiayrefulsthat the force ofithe water
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4) M^dpick - This may notworkif you have nrillions Ofipests, but if you keep a close
eye on your crops you
often keep the pst ippulations fow by catching them emtly. Simply use your thutnb
and forefinger to squashi die spest of any e^s that you may find. If this is a bit tnuchj cm^ a container of
water with a thini layer of kerosene or oil on top to drop the insect into instead.
5) fTol water - Boiling hot water is riot reeommendfedl for ^rayihg yom veggies with,
but cmi <be fairly effective whens poured on hills of Gaipenler or fire Ants.
4) Miners ©ill - Place a' few drops of oilinto the bps of cofni em'Si dPfeBr the tasselsi wilt
to smother cornHearwornts.
7)y ^obe holes ^¥se a stiff pieceof wire toprobe into any holes yout may find' hi your
trees or squashi vines, 0ften you will' killthe boreriUiat niade 'die hole hi the first place.
8) Soap and water - Mix pure soap
detergent!) andwater mid' Ipray on your plants
in the early morning Of evening. Xt will w^h off maiiy .pests and Idll! Outright mariy more, Let it sfay for a
few hours or overnightbut wash offwithi pure water before (he hot sun hite it since it may cause damage to the
plant then.
9)i salt ^SprinldC saltoni miy snaiisOf slugs you findi andi they wiE diewitiiout you having
to touch them.
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