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Originally posted by Two_Sheds View Postthey were more likely to have been cockchafer grubs: they look like vine weevil larvae, but with legs at the front. They are very common under grass, because grass roots is what they feed onElsie
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Finally got rid of the pot filled with these today, luckily enough they were nowhere near me strawb's, so I think they are safe.
I decided probably best not to give them to the girl's as they get enough treats as it is right now, so discarded the pot into my green bin ready for the bin men in the morning.
Bye bye Mr Evil Weevil and your fellow friend's. You are not welcome in my garden anymore! lol
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Ooooh Im so glad you posted those! I repotted a strawb today and found some in there!!! I promptly got them all out and squashed them! and there little eggys!! LEAVE ME STRAWBERRIES ALONE YOU HORRID LITTLE THINGS lolhttp://www.caringbridge.org/visit/jamiesjourney
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Originally posted by Two_Sheds View Postthey were more likely to have been cockchafer grubs: they look like vine weevil larvae, but with legs at the front. They are very common under grass, because grass roots is what they feed onElsie
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