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New Deciduous Azaleas
... Series azaleas have been bred to resist Mildew and Green Sawfly larvae ("little green worms"). These are both common in the Northeast. Green Sawfly larvae attack and decimate the leaves of established plantings just ... Caterpillar. However, field tests have not been conducted to determine this. Note that Green Sawfly larvae do attack and eat small bits of leaves on resistant plants. However, they ...
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Yellow-Headed Spruce Sawfly
... sawfly larva are 3-4 mm with yellowish bodies and yellow brown heads. The mature larva bodies are 16-20 mm and dark glossy green ... sawfly, should begin in mid-June. Regularly inspect trees for signs of damage or colonies of feeding larvae. It is possible, to simply remove the larvae ...
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Pine Sawfly
... Sawfly. Sawfly adults are a non-stinging wasp that lays its eggs inside the needles of pine trees. The larvae hatch out from May to June and resemble a light green ... Sawfly. Very similar in life cycle to the Pine Sawfly, this insect skeletonizes and chews holes in the leaves of roses. The larvae ... your rose plants. Rose sawfly larvae are often found in groups, are medium to light green in color with an ...
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PINUS INSECT PROBLEMS
... susceptible to attack. . Sawfly larvae caterpillars (Vis. 1) are variously colored but generally feed in groups on the needles. Chemical controls applied when larvae are small are more effective. Some sawfly larvae will flex or ... together. The needles closest to the nest will be chewed. The pine false webworm is green and feeds during May and June. The pine webworm is a problem in July and ...
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Spruce
... hand or use Bacillus thuringiensis. In northern climates, Spruce budworm larvae feed on developing buds and young needles. The yellowish brown ... would have to be quite high to cause major damage. Sawfly larvae may feed on the needles. One infestation will usually not ... year period. Picea abies 'Pumila Nigra' - small, deep green foliage, with light green buds in spring. Takes well to pot culture in hot ...
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Mugo Pine
... moist loam. It comes from Alpine Europe. The dark green, 1 - 1 1/2 inches long, stiff needles of ... Keep trees healthy. Sawfly larvae caterpillars are variously colored but generally feed in groups on the needles. Some sawfly larvae will flex or rear back in unison when disturbed. Sawflies can cause rapid defoliation of branches if left unchecked. Pine needle miner larvae ...
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Pear Sawfly
... sawfly is a pest of cherry, pear and plum. It is generally found in all pear-growing regions in Canada and the United States. Injury or Damage The larvae ... When this second generation of larvae becomes fully grown, they go into the ground and remain as larvae until the following spring ... come into full leaf, examine leaves for olive-green, slug like larvae covered with slime that are eating out small ...
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June 4, 2001 - SW Fruit Conditions
... conditions become more favorable. An insecticide application then will provide good control of hatching insect larvae. We will then also get a strong flight of adults that have been waiting for ... sawfly larvae are emerging from affected fruit. Fabraea leaf spot has been reported. Small fruit Blueberry fruit are 14 mm in diameter. We are finding lots of raised corky spots on green blueberry ...
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Questions On Apricot
... laying eggs on the developing fruit embryos and the resulting larvae that feed on the fruit causing it to drop. My ... be any number of insects: the plum curculio, green fruitworm, apple maggot, sawfly larvae, or a beetle larvae—you name it. Anyway, the first step ... Leaf skeletonizing is typically caused by a sawfly larvae. These are ugly-looking, slug-type larvae that chew the tissue between the veins ...
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Questions On Spruce
... stuff you removed did not contain any larvae. It probably was the sap from the feeding larvae. I would suggest getting in touch ... March and then it rained a lot. About three weeks later green needles began to fall. Some entire branches lost their needles. ... sounds like spruce sawfly larvae are the problem; they can be controlled with a spray of Sevin insecticide, or simply pick off the larvae as you ...
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