"ross" wrote in message ...
Good evening,

I planted a tayberry cutting a couple of years ago, which has grown up
against the fencing at the back of the garden.

This year (and last year incidentally) all of the branches that had leaves
last year have been eaten away, each leaf with a series of VERY small
holes,
that when combined result in only the 'skeleton' of the leaf being
present.

Has anyone got an idea what is causing this?

Many thanks.

Cheers,



Andrew
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Gooseberry Sawfly. Will not kill the plant---new leaves will
eventually grow. This can be a perennial problem.
Brian.