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<title>By: Raymond Watson</title>
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<dc:creator>Raymond Watson</dc:creator>
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<![CDATA[ I think the Death's Head is very wishful thinking! I support exactly what you say however. If you have the space in your garden fill it with plants to attract moth and other insect species. They don't have to be native species either. I grow Genista aetnensis which I believe is proving to be the foodplant for my Phyllonorycter scopariella, Trifurcula squamatella and now Leucoptera spartifoliella. ]]>
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<![CDATA[ <p>I think the Death’s Head is very wishful thinking! I support exactly what you say however. If you have the space in your garden fill it with plants to attract moth and other insect species. They don’t have to be native species either. I grow Genista aetnensis which I believe is proving to be the foodplant for my Phyllonorycter scopariella, Trifurcula squamatella and now Leucoptera spartifoliella.</p>
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