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Old June 21, 2015   #8
Kazfam
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Location: Upstate South Carolina
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Upstate SC...mine is about as far along as yours.

My squash have SVB - my son has been cutting open the stem and removing the larva - then covering the stem with cool, damp compost. They are surviving - even in this heat (95 degree +).

Very nice garden, Lee!
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