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Hornworms Wisconsin Horticulture Hornworm Life Cycle Architects of their own destruction: Why do tobacco hornworm caterpillars attract their own predators? Musings on the Garden: Tomato Hornworms Johnson County Master Gardeners of Iowa The tobacco hornworm (Manduca sexta) is one of the most well known caterpillars in North America, for better or for worse. Perhaps a hate it or love it species, but we certainly Tobacco Hornworms are bright green, striped, up to three inches long, and have a thick horn on their rear. Tomatoes are one of their host plants. Just one hornworm larva can strip

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