You’re starting to find holes in the leaves of your kale, and for that matter, in your cabbage, brussels sprouts, or other brassicafamily plants. The leaves of the neat rows of radishes you’ve planted are showing signs of chewing, too. Some leaves have little offwhite or yellowish spots on their undersides. And you just saw a little green worm wandering over a leaf on your produce.

I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you probably have cabbage worms (Pieris rapae or Pieris brassicae).

But don’t lose hope yet. I can help you to eliminate these hungry little worms from your garden, and help you figure out ways to prevent them from coming back.

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