Wind damage

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  1. ARMANDII

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    To be honest, SM, you won't get them in droves where they will damage your lawn.

    I would just leave them alone as they do no real harm in a garden and, besides, the birds put them on their menu during the Summer.:snorky:
     
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      Yes that's them, I'll follow your advice and leave them alone. Thank you Armandii
       
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