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Slugs and snailslike areas that are moist and shady and eat irregular-shaped holes in the leaf (but not along the edges). To see of snails and slugs are your plant-eating culprits,come out at night with a flashlight and look under leaves.

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What is eating my plant leaves?

Slugs and snails will also feast on your plant leaves. These can normally be controlled by making the area less comfortable for them, such as placing crushed eggshells around your plants. Other common leaf eating insects include:

What’s eating my vegetable garden?

What鈥檚 eating my vegetable garden? Pests grubbing on garden vegetables before they make it to the table might as well be a declaration of war against gardeners. Armyworm eating okra.

What is eating my tomato plants?

They eat an astonishing amount. You can easily identify hornworm caterpillars as those big, fat worms that are eating the leaves and fruits of the tomato plants in our garden. Hornworms are huge caterpillars that can often be found chowing down on your tomato plants.

What is eating my corn plants?

Grasshoppers will eat entire leaves and corn earworms feast on fruit like tomatoes, peppers and ears of corn. Some insects, such as the cucumber beetle, are more dangerous because the damage is seen a month after they visited the plant as a viral disease, he said.