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    I don't like squishing any creepy cralies, especially caterpillars. So if I find any bugs on my plants I make small paper planes and fly them off my balcony garden into the park/shrubbery/neighbours gardens below.

    Starting to feel a bit guilty about infesting my neighbours gardens with pests, but I don't want to become the crazy bug lady who sets humane caterpillars traps and takes them down to the park in a box with air holes

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    Think it's better to take them to the park than littering your neighbours gardens with paper planes! lol Like the novel approach though!!! lol
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    • #3
      They are biodegradable and I always aim for the unkempt garden out of the two of them!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Nickerly View Post
        but I don't want to become the crazy bug lady
        too late for that

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Nickerly View Post
          I don't like squishing any creepy cralies, especially caterpillars. So if I find any bugs on my plants I make small paper planes and fly them off my balcony garden into the park/shrubbery/neighbours gardens below.
          Too funny! much cuter approach than our neighbour who I have heard training her kids to chuck the snails into our garden
          Needless to say they have a return ticket

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          • #6
            Sounds like you need to keep hens there! Thats where all my excess creepy crawlies go.
            I've just been asked by my allotment neighbour if I could extend their day run onto her allotment so they can do their gardening on the neglected end. Much hard work on Saturday - ground very hard for banging in poles to hold up netting, but now they've got a nice new patch of creepy-crawly heaven.
            Sue

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            • #7
              I certainly wouldn't be too pleased to find bits of paper, bio-degradable or not, appearing in my garden. Banana skins, orange peel and cotton rags are degradable but you don't go chucking them in your neighbours gardens.

              Nickerly, I suggest your neighbours are more likely to know you as the Crazy litter Lady.

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