US EditionPeninsula tree-care tips: How to stop insects from eating leaves from your native and ornamental trees
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Peninsula tree-care tips: How to stop insects from eating leaves from your native and ornamental trees
Leaf-feeding insects are a part of life in the Peninsula’s rich horticultural landscape. The region’s mild Mediterranean climate and diverse variety of native and ornamental trees create an ideal environment for many beneficial insects to thrive, but the landscape also is ideal for destructive leaf-feeding pests, as well. Common culprits in this area include aphids, oak moth caterpillars, oak silkworms and thrips. The post Peninsula tree-car…
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