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News Flash: Bugs are more wicked than you thought

comments (0) November 15th, 2010 in blogs

SteveA Steve Aitken, editor
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Video Length: 3:14
Produced by: Amy Stewart


A new study has shown that bugs are second only to worms as things that make gardeners go "Ewww." But the truth about just how icky (yet strangely fascinating) insects are has been kept secret for years. The brave journalist (Fine Gardening's contributing editor Amy Stewart) in this "instructional" video is here to tell you the story THEY don't want you to know. 

Read Anne Raver's review of Wicked Bugs, Amy Stewart's new book..




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