how to deal with tent worm/web worms

As a gardener you may find that everything wants to eat your plants. This is a simple way to deal with a caterpiller or worm problem with out the harsh chemicals.
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[@McGuiresOnTires]

Hi friend. We get that sometimes. Thanks for walking us through how to deal with them without the harsh chemicals.

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Welcome, thanks for coming by

[@whitmoreone]

love the pics , flowers so pretty

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Great video 👍

[@BluWaveOdyssey]

Very interesting. I've never heard of tent worms before. Just learned something new. Cool. :)

[@HowToGardenChannel]

They have been bad this year. The garden forums have been over run with pictures of them with questions of what is this and what do I do about them

[@molcs]

Great advice!! Thank you for sharing!!

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Thanks for coming by

[@TheSoldierFamilyNetwork]

Wow thank you so much. I love trying to use things that aren't harsh chemicals. Thank you

[@HowToGardenChannel]

It's very effective

[@SanchayanTheCollection]

Nice presentation .so interesting. liked it.wise thinking.Go ahead.God bless you my friend. .my best wishes are always with you.welcome to my life.

[@SmallSpaceLiving]

Cool stuff. I will have to share this with my wife. She loves this stuff. Always wanting to grow stuff. lol Thank you for sharing.

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Thank you

[@FireNAir]

you have such a beautiful garden. keep up the good work much love to you.

[@simplybeautifullandscaping5895]

Its nice that you use a good chemical also good for the small animals in the soil.

[@HowToGardenChannel]

No I don't use any harsh chemicals or artificial fertilizers. I try not to even use BT but the worms were really bad and I had to intervene. Usually my wasp population takes care of any problems with them but not this year

[@NicekieRawlove]

Thanks for the info, have a nice day.

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Welcome, have a great day

[@arleneverdida]

Cool Glenn. 😍

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Thank you ms Arlene

[@deadfred821]

What’s funny is I got these on my mint. Albeit, the mint completely took over the front yard garden cause I didn’t know to restrict that invasive bastard to a pot; but imagine making a pot of tea & seeing a grub floating around in it....🤢
Yeah....
More than just a like; I’m saving this one to my playlists. Thanks for an excellent share brother!✊🏾💪🏾

[@HowToGardenChannel]

I sure wouldn't have liked that to happen to my tea.

[@GardeningwithSusieTLC]

Great video thanks for sharing👍💕Like 12👍💕

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Thanks for coming by Susie yoder tangerine tree was looking great.

[@MrsGreenThumb]

Thanks for the info.

[@MKOutdoors]

Hey there,.looking forward to following along with you

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Same you seem to be my type of channel

[@MKOutdoors]

@@HowToGardenChannel Thanks so much!

[@LightandLove73]

I didn't know they were called tent worms! Great that it doesn't harm 🐝🐝and 🦋🦋 and safe for pets.
I really want to plant some bulbs, but I'm not sure when is best for Stargazer lilies and gladiolus. Going to Google it, but if you have any tips I could sure use the help lol! See you again soon ☀️💝 Teri

[@HowToGardenChannel]

After last possible frost is when you should plant those. If I remember correctly your in Alabama so March

[@pacificpermaculture]

Thanks for the insight.My first thought was hit it with the propane torch.Not sure if the tree would survive that though.

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Lol don't do that

[@NixPix]

good advice and info

[@Muppet92954]

🤗😊🤗

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Hi muppet how are you doing.

[@VinnysAquatics]

Very interesting 🧐

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Thanks Vinny