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"Pam - gardengal" wrote in message
news:BI8Rc.263080$XM6.218695@attbi_s53...

"Judy Cosler" wrote in message
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the leaves on my Henry Lauder's Walking Stick look like lace! what
has been eating them & what should i do???
TIA, Judy

Could be any number of things. Elm leaf beetles are fond of filberts as
are
root weevils and a number of other chewing insects. You can try
insecticidal
soap, but the damage is merely cosmetic and I'd be tempted to ignore it
unless the shrub is at risk of defoliation.

pam - gardengal

could also be Japanese beetles, Pam.....I know that they laced my Diane
witch hazel totally, and then when I checked the trees in the woods room, my
Harry Lauder's was laced up too......Voracious little buggers. Luckily your
right, the leaves will regrow before fall sets in.
madgardener