Garden

[Anonymous032819]

Saw this outside, and I think that might be a tomato worm?

[RedTop]

It looks like a cabbage looper to me.   

[Lovethedunes]

Out West, we call it a tomato hornworm--they will eat your tomatoes and leaves. They can't hurt you, so just pick them off your plants and dispose of them when you find them.

[avid shopper]

I agree with @Lovethedunes .  I also hand picked and tossed into the dumpster.  If left unchecked they will devestate your tomatoes. 

[JustJazzmom]

If that is your photo, it's a tomato hornworm, the larvae of a moth. Pick them off, bag them & toss out.  Look carefully among the leaves of your tomato plants. But if you see white dots on the top of its head, a parasitic wasp has laid its eggs on it so when they hatch, the wasp larvae have food to eat.