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Thx for the advice. We got wasp everywhere. My question is where the heck do I find some worms? Growing up I knew of all the local catalpa worm spots. Man it was hard to beat them for catching about anything. I will make a point to be on the look out. Excited the wife thinks they look cool to boot (the trees nto the worms). She too is happy about the awesome growth. Boughtt he only thign growgin in this drought. She may not like the fact the worms eat the leaves but they will grow back. I like the food chain part of these trees (Nutrients- Leaves-Worms-Fish)
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