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Post  valientor on 5/26/2010, 10:31 pm

I looked at my peppers and the aphids already are eating them! What do people do with aphids? Wash the leaves with soapy water?

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Post  Chopper on 5/26/2010, 11:42 pm

Yes. And as soon as you see them at a garden center, get some ladybugs. I had a bit of an aphid problem pre_SFG. I have roses and pittosporum, both of which seemed to attract them. Ever since unleashing the ladybugs the problem seems minor if it exists at all. And, I still see ladybugs in my garden all the time.

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