May I ask about the tomato hornworms? Why are they not allowed here, have they wronged you?
Oh yeah! I totally forgot how long I’ve had that as my blog title! Tomato horn worms are the caterpillar stage of a common New England moth called the “five spotted hawk moth”. They’re also called tobacco horn worms, but the important part is they voraciously eat tomato and tobacco crops!
About a year ago (in 2019) I took a month long trip to rural Maine to volunteer at a farm and get some hands on agriculture knowledge. For a few weeks we were all dealing with a tomato hornworm infestation in the tomato greenhouses and it was crazy! They get really big and if you try to remove them from the tomato plant they’re eating they “scream” at you. Many a morning I’d spend walking through the greenhouses, hearing them scream at me, and picking them off tomato plants so they wouldn’t destroy this whole family’s livelihood.
So, Needless to say I’m not a fan of these nasty children. I included a vid as a scale for how big they would get (a medium sized one)

















