They're the ones that some brilliant soul imported from France for eating purposes (they are tasty cooked with garlic butter - then again, what isn't?) that got loose and spread to infest gardens all over the US including mine. Not really ugly, just a confirmed nuisance. Mostly they don't bother me as they're interesting to watch and I don't usually grow things they want to eat (I recall once finding HALF of a mint leaf which I suspect came as a spicy surprise to one.) If they start eating the stucco though, it's Total War!
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Date: 2013-05-12 04:09 am (UTC)They're the ones that some brilliant soul imported from France for eating purposes (they are tasty cooked with garlic butter - then again, what isn't?) that got loose and spread to infest gardens all over the US including mine. Not really ugly, just a confirmed nuisance. Mostly they don't bother me as they're interesting to watch and I don't usually grow things they want to eat (I recall once finding HALF of a mint leaf which I suspect came as a spicy surprise to one.) If they start eating the stucco though, it's Total War!