Lemon Balm pest
13 years ago
Hello,
I am new to these forums and to gardening so sorry if this has been posted elsewhere or I am not posting in the correct forum! This bug has been eating through my lemon balm and I'm having trouble identifying it. Also, how can I get rid of them? Thank you!
-Brittany
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