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something eating leaves
I seem to have something that is damaging the leaves on my William Baffin
and Topaz Jewel. I don't see any aphids so what else can be stripping the leaves. They actually look like they are being stripped. Any help will be appreciated. Sharon in MN Zone 4 |
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something eating leaves
By "stripped" do you mean "skeletonized leaves". If so it might me the
larvae of the Saw Fly , called "rose slugs". Here's a link that talks about them. http://www.ag.uiuc.edu/cespubs/hyg/html/200111a.html "sharoncapps" wrote in message ... I seem to have something that is damaging the leaves on my William Baffin and Topaz Jewel. I don't see any aphids so what else can be stripping the leaves. They actually look like they are being stripped. Any help will be appreciated. Sharon in MN Zone 4 |
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something eating leaves
Forrest wrote:
By "stripped" do you mean "skeletonized leaves". If so it might me the larvae of the Saw Fly , called "rose slugs". Here's a link that talks about them. http://www.ag.uiuc.edu/cespubs/hyg/html/200111a.html No, I don't meat skeletonized leaves. I mean they are eating the leaves completely except for the center vein. I did see some spider web on the foliage so I have been using the hose to spray like I do for aphids. It seems like it might be helping a little. I will just have to keep doing it and see what happens. Thanks Sharon in MN |
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something eating leaves
You could have spider mites, a larvae of some sort of Wasp I understand.
The leaves slowly fade away, but usually don't get "eaten". There are many bugs that do that, some are good bugs, some are bad. The leafcutter bee uses the leaves for it's nest and is considered a "good" bug. Take a look at the various web sites about bugs, do a google or yahoo search. Also check with your local nursery, always support the established local folks, they do so much better than the chains. ben sharoncapps wrote: Forrest wrote: By "stripped" do you mean "skeletonized leaves". If so it might me the larvae of the Saw Fly , called "rose slugs". Here's a link that talks about them. http://www.ag.uiuc.edu/cespubs/hyg/html/200111a.html No, I don't meat skeletonized leaves. I mean they are eating the leaves completely except for the center vein. I did see some spider web on the foliage so I have been using the hose to spray like I do for aphids. It seems like it might be helping a little. I will just have to keep doing it and see what happens. Thanks Sharon in MN |
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