Sometimes holes appear in plant leaves and it's not clear why. We rounded up five common causes for this problem and tips for ...

The rose slugs can be controlled with a systemic insect spray. This spray is absorbed into the foliage and will last for several weeks. If you prefer not to use a systemic insecticide, you can ...

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The rose slugs can be controlled with a systemic insect spray. This spray is absorbed into the foliage and will last for several weeks. If you prefer not to use a systemic insecticide, you can ...

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A: The damage is actually caused by the larvae of a sawfly insect. They are commonly called rose slugs. The sawfly adult looks like a small black to yellow wasp. The female adult lays eggs on the ...

Common garden pests like aphids, the sap-sucking insect, pesky mosquitoes and slugs can turn a glorious outdoor space into a gardener's nightmare, but these four plants could be your saving grace.

If slugs are causing chaos in your garden, there's a natural, chemical-free method to send them packing - and all you need is an empty grapefruit rind to do it Skip to main content News ...

I will start with the one insect that is most concerning. This is an insect that is causing severe damage to boxwoods called the box tree moth. It was first discovered in Loveland, Ohio, in 2003.