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ahajmano

June bugs decimating trees

13 years ago

Hi all!

I found the culprit! June bugs:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllophaga_(genus)

Found them feeding on my fruit tree leaves at night. There is a lot of damage to the leaves. Does anyone have an effective method of controlling these?

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