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Forum: Hummingbird and Butterfly GardeningReplies: 5, Views: 76
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SunnyBorders
Aurora, ON
(Zone 5a)

September 12, 2009
03:22 PM

Post #7055925

Noticed a hairy caterpillar with light yellowish hair (and yellow head) on a culver's root cultivar. Have never seen a caterpillar eating the culver's root though have around a dozen plants. Was on the cultivar Lavendelturm. Found a second on garage floor by plant waste bags and placed it on same plant. Did not cut the plant back as normally do.

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