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can anyone tell me why two of my trees are infested with caterpillers?one at the front of the house with very small green ones and the one at the back of the house with about an inch long grey spotted ones.have taken as many off as i could see but thought it was the wrong time of year for them.
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well watch it lady because some of them are poisonous and you will get a rash and grow hairs out your back if you touch them.
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I understand they are prolific this year and are not likely to harm the tree for next year.
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thanks moonstar didnt think they would do any harm to the actual tree but have never seen so many in one place before and i have been gardening for many years.i bought the trees to celebrate the jubilee this year so to see them without any leaves on them is very sad as its not winter yet.
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I understand they are prolific this year and are not likely to harm the tree for next year. That must be a good thing . Lots of butterflies and moths. There also seems to be an abundance of slugs Moonstar, which are b awful. Can't think of any benefits from those, unless they are providing a feast for the hedgehogs.
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toxic caterpillars invading gardens across the country. clicky
Does your vacuum suck? Get a Dyson!!
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well watch it lady because some of them are poisonous and you will get a rash and grow hairs out your back if you touch them. Well maybe not the hairs part  ... toxic caterpillars invading gardens across the country. clicky Cheers Kimpri
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dont have much of a problem with slugs as we have hedgehog and plenty of frogs in the garden. 
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kimpri you dont read the Sun do ????? 
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kimpri you dont read the Sun do ?????  !!!!
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kimpri you dont read the Sun do ????? !!!! i don't read any of the daily papers
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No need for alarm, they are only cabbage white caterpillars.
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