Little critter...

14 years ago

So happy to see a new forum for our lovely Heuchera!!

I am just learning about hosta, and just love them, so when a friend at the nursery asked if I liked these. I was skeptical until I saw how beautiful they are and how well they compliment my hosta.

I have to get some pics done to show, but so far I have:

2 - Pinot Gris

2 - Crimson Curls

Caramel

Key Lime Pie

Fire Chief

I really like them all!! I do however have a pest problem. I saw today that one of my Pinot Gris has some chew marks, so I just went out in the dark to see who the culprit might be...here he is:

I know it is hard to see, he is very small. Can anyone tell what it might be, and if it is truly eating my beauties. I took care of it, of course, but it may have friends and I need to know if I should start a pest extraction routine:)

Thanks all,

Gabby

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alina_1
14 years ago
Gabby,
It is really hard to see...
Could be a sawfly. Google pictures and compare with your larvae.
Good luck!
gabbygardner
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks!! I know it's hard to see, sorry;) I will look up some critters on google and see if I can come up with it.

Love the new forum, lots of fun!

Gabby
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gabbygardner
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks!! I know it's hard to see, sorry;) I will look up some critters on google and see if I can come up with it.

Love the new forum, lots of fun!

Gabby
alina_1
14 years ago
Gabby, I meant google 'sawfly'. Or, read the article (follow the link I included into my previous post).
gabbygardner
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks- I did look at your link. It did not have the same head. It was more like a plain green caterpillar, but very tiny. Like a cabbage worm.

I am sure I can find something to send them on their way.

Last year I found a great remedy for my cabbage worms - you put tin foil in the beds with sliced cucumber laid on the foil. It works extremely well. I was amazed. Maybe I will try that-;)

G
alina_1
14 years ago
If you will be able to make a better picture, you can post it on 'Pests & Diseases' forum. People are very knowledgeable there :)