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croley bend

Williamsburg,KY

I had to be out of town for a week. Get home, knowing I will have some ripe tomatoes low on the plant. NOT. Something has eating the inside, and all that is left is a shell. Could this be crows? Crows have gotten my corn two times. Any ideas or help out there.??

6/27/2015 7:10:27 AM

Marv.

On top of Brush Mountain, Pa.

It could be chipmunks or maybe you next door neighbors.

6/27/2015 9:44:35 AM

croley bend

Williamsburg,KY

I have seen chipmunks but pretty far away from the garden area. As for neighbors LOL.

6/27/2015 9:54:42 AM

PA_J

Allentown, PA

Could be any number of animals including birds. I have had excellent results using this; http://www.liquidfence.com/

You can locate it at Home Depot, Lowes or any garden center.

6/27/2015 9:59:34 AM

Tim Pennington (Uncle Dunkel)

Corbin, KY

Crows, deer, ground hogs.

6/27/2015 6:52:12 PM

brotherdave

Corryton, TN

Crows will!

Scarecrow, netting or lead poisoning

6/28/2015 6:36:29 AM

croley bend

Williamsburg,KY

Brother Dave, love the lead poisoning. I do have a scarecrow waiting for its place in the garden, time to dress it and place it. Last year I used a male version and he wouldn't do any work, this year I will try a female version and Im sure she will work. LOL

6/28/2015 7:18:47 AM

Darren C (Team Big-N-Orange)

Omaha, Ne.

did it look like this.

http://www.bigpumpkins.com/Diary/DiaryViewOne.asp?eid=180350

if so it was a tomato horn worm until this i didn't think that they ate tomatoes but they do

6/28/2015 11:01:00 AM

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