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Kazerella Posted - 21/05/2010 : 16:04:21
I've just been in the garden and noticed my Gooseberry bush is being eaten by Gooseberry sawfly Caterpillars. I started picking them off, but wondered if I can kill two birds with one stone by collecting them for feeding to my axies?

They are a good size for my juveniles, just wondered if it was advised.

We keep our garden organic and chemical free.

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