| Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 14:50:42 +0100 From: [email protected] Subject: Gardener's Q and A [QNA200004010000029619743] To: [email protected] X-IMC-From: [email protected] X-IMC-To: <[email protected]> X-IMC-Subject: Gardener's Q and A Sender : [email protected] Tracking Number : QNA200004010000029619743 Pool : QA Sent to : <[email protected]> Date : 3/31/00 3:49 PM --- Forwarded by: David Grist (no comments entered) --- Question recieved from: Jennifer Lewis Amelia, Virginia 23002 County: Amelia Country: USA Email: [email protected] Mailing list (nothing means 'no'): Crickets Category: Pest Control How do I keep crickets from eating my hollyhocks? |
| There is a grasshopper pathogen called "Nosema locastae" that's a biological control for grasshoppers and it also works on crickets. Nosema locastae is a single celled protozoan that infects grasshoppers and crickets, providing a natural means of control. It is specific to grasshoppers and crickets and doesn't harm animals or humans. You can find information via the internet at this address: http://www.usit.net/hp/bionet/... |
