We named him Rocky and he won’t sit still long enough to have his picture taken so instead here’s an illustration of what he looks like. Handsome, right?
The victory garden has remained rockin’. I transplanted six different types of eggplants into separate containers. I tilled New Zealand White Clover where corn will grow. I amended one of my beds with compost and I harvested a cabbage. It took lots of tries for the one cabbage but success against the cabbage worm was finally mine!
Till next time!
5 comments:
Adriana,
That cabbage worm is actually a butterfly caterpillar,the Cabbage White imported into the US a long time ago from Europe. You might be seeing the native caterpillar out your way the Checkered White see my page on them at http://www.rlephoto.com/whites/white_checkered01.html
Ugh. The rain has battered my garden too.
Rocky is lucky you found him!
ooooh! I can't wait for pictures of little mr. Rocky. Tell him to sit still!
:)
Where did you get your clover seed? Anywhere local? (I'm San Pedro.)
Gramps, I purchased the cover crops from Territorial Seed Company. They have a standard shipping & handling fee of $7.50.
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