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Leek moth. It is here and is devastating
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The leek moth decimated everyone`s leekes on the allotments this year and I have just read that it also attacks onions and garlic. :eek: we are in somerset
I covered the onion sets with mesh because of the local birds but now I am off to change the mesh for environmesh. I did read that floating close woven mesh is very effective too. This could be a disaster
I covered the onion sets with mesh because of the local birds but now I am off to change the mesh for environmesh. I did read that floating close woven mesh is very effective too. This could be a disaster
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I had something totally destroy all of my leeks and I am in scotland
they were looking great as well! Will definitely cover them next year! Feb GC: £200 Spent: £190.790 -
Mine have rust0
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lost all of my leeks0
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Mine all went watery and the tops rotted off, is that moth?0
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