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Gardening tip: Take out cucumber beetles with soap spray! Barbara Armitage urges gardeners to show no mercy for cute Cucumber Beetles. Advocates pre-emptive strike with Soap Spray. How-to below! Tony Harvey request for advice Photo, Cucumber Beetle By Barbara Armitage I really enjoyed my ONE day off. I'm back in the garden now and ready to fight. Cucumber Beetles can devastate your crop very fast so keep an eye open. As soon as you spot the first beetle, let um' have it with a shot of Soap Spray. Soap Spray for Cucumber Beetles and other garden pests You can spray for insects with this mixture as often as needed. Always spray in the early morning or evenings to avoid sun burning the leaves.
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