Broad Beans - something eating them?

Started by Psi (Pronounced 'Si'!), April 16, 2009, 11:30:06

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Psi (Pronounced 'Si'!)

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My broad beans we put in December-ish (yes, late, I know) but have come up well and are approx 8" tall now and generally doing well.  One query though - lots of holes on the leaves as if they are being eaten but I dont know what by?  I dont think it is slugs.  Any ideas?

Psi

Psi (Pronounced 'Si'!)


Fork

You can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friends nose

Psi (Pronounced 'Si'!)

does anyone know anything I can do to stop/mitigate this?  I was thinking of giving a little 'garlic wash' (saw this on gardeners world) but if it's not slugs/snails I am not sure of the wisdom of doing so....

Fork

I dont know anyone whos broad bean leaves dont get nibbled around the edges and the beans still grow on to give a great crop.

A garlic wash might work,no harm in trying

You can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friends nose

SPUDLY

This is the little chap we should point the finger at.

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