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The Key to Sucessful Parenting: Laugh at the Toots and Watch out for the Puddles.
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His bedroom wall...
The play kitchen...
The computer...
I hope my Mr. Clean Magic Eraser works as well as I am anticipating. To give him a little bit of credit here is a piece of his "respectable" art ;)
Here is one of the"critters". They are actual the very common tomato horn worm. The can devastate tomato plants ( and other plants) by eating foliage and fruit.
The good news is that those white eggs are not caterpillar eggs but a type of Wasp larvae. Eventually the larvae will kill the caterpillars and grow in to more mature Wasps. Thus eradicating my caterpillar problem! Therefore it is recommended to leave the caterpillars alone (as long as they do have larvae) and let good ole' mother nature do her thing. This species of Wasp turns out to be very beneficial to the garden - they not only prey on caterpillars but also other crop destroying pests. So far, so good, no chemicals!
Here are the first few of my tomatoes. I had more but Jacob squashed them. :(