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What is a cutworm collar and why do I need it?

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What is a cutworm collar and why do I need it?

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Cutworm collars protect vulnerable plants such as broccoli, beans, cabbage, cauliflower, collards, corn, eggplants, kohlrabi, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, and turnips from cutworm. Cutworms sever the stems of seedlings at or below the soil surface. They do most of their damage in the Spring. To make a cutworm collar, use a tin can such as a tuna can or plastic cup and cut out the bottom so you are left with a ring. Fit can over the plant and push can into the soil about 1 inch. The only time to do this is when the seedlings are small. The collar will protect the roots and the stem from the worm while they are the most vulnerable.

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