Re: [CH] Good bugs or bad bugs?

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nonononono!

it's not, I've been looking it up.  it's a lady bug!


At 03:17 AM 9/9/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Sounds like what we call the potatoe bug in the hills of Tennessee.
>Which doesn't mean a thing since I live on "The Big Mountain" past "Tip
>Top" up on "Manory Hill" on the "Coon Hunter's Road". All local names.
>They hang out in garden too, peppers as well as flowers. I get a rush of
>them every year about this time with some wintering over on the plants
>inside. My bug doesn't cause damage but then again I don't grow
>potaotes...zaze
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