Pea moth

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Post: # 25873Post Andy Hamilton »

any idea on how to get rid of this little fella?

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Post: # 25891Post manxminx »

sowing your peas slightly earlier or later helps stop the plants being attacked by pea moth larvae but i guess thats not much help now lol :geek:
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Post: # 25903Post Andy Hamilton »

whats that saying locking the stable door after the bull has bolted. :wink:

Will bear that in mind for next year though, cheers
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