I planted a Magnolia in spring - it's been doing wel up until this week -
Skeletonised leaves. Any ideas

Graham

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I planted a Magnolia in spring - it's been doing wel up until this week -
Skeletonised leaves. Any ideas

Graham


Slugs

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"Graham Dixon" wrote in message
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I planted a Magnolia in spring - it's been doing wel up until this week -
Skeletonised leaves. Any ideas

Graham


Slugs

They tend to eat the skeleton as well.

Sounds more like caterpillars or beetle larvae.
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Graham Dixon muttered:

I planted a Magnolia in spring - it's been doing wel up until this week -
Skeletonised leaves. Any ideas

Graham


Snails... our magnolia 'Susanne' is infested with them.

"Graham Dixon" writes:

I planted a Magnolia in spring - it's been doing wel up until this week -
Skeletonised leaves. Any ideas

Earwigs? I thought mine was being eaten by slugs but after checking
during the night, it seems to be loads of earwigs.

Graham

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