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["Joe Hecksel" <jhecksel@voyager.net>]

> I would find out what kinds of flowers help support the parasitic 
wasps too.

Look at 
http://www.farmerfred.com/plants_that_attract_benefi.html

The flowers that are recommended pretty much match up with other 
reports.  

Queen Anne's Lace (wild carrots) is the arch-type.  Wide umbells of 
florets.  Each individual flower is very shallow and the nectar can be 
easily accessed.  Other members of the carrot/parsley family, mints 
and mustards are also good.  Mustard family (like those turnips you 
forgot to dig last fall)merit special mention.  They tend to flower 
early in the season when coddling moth activity seems to peak.

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Joe Hecksel
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