Well, shucks. My greens have come up so well and we actually ate our first cooking yesterday. Even so, my turnip greens have already gotten buggy...I had to wash them five times before I was satisfied they were clean. I am going to take them out, as well as my mustard greens, today and replant. I tried the radish thing but not so sure it worked. So, what do you do to keep your greens bug free?

Dipel. It's a biological insecticide, not a chemical. It kills caterpillars which are what I usually have problems with on fall greens. I use it on cabbage and corn too. As soon as corn silks, sprinkle it on the newly emerged silks. Keeps the earworms out of them.

Thanks Fur; got some and replanted my greens this morning. Hopefully with this rain coming, it was perfect timing. Appreciate the tip.

Spray with BT and it will get all worms on most all garden crops

Plant Collards. Bugs don’t bother them near as bad as turnip greens.