Are there any webs?

What are they doing? Perhaps you don't need to do anything.

Beyond that, can you post a picture?

There are no webs. I stuck some to a glue board and put under the micro. Google searched and now know they are aphids! Read the forums how to deal with these. Boy there sure are a lot of different opinions. So I just sprayed them off but a few were right back within a couple of hours.
Don't know what step i'll take next.
Thanks for the replies.

Good catch..... Aphids were also on my mind.

Keep after them with strong sprays of water....plus a little 'squishing' action! It's pretty easy to keep a small infestation of aphids under control, but just don't let them get the best of you. Then you'll need to use some insecticidal soap on them.

Aphids have lots of natural controls out there, so between all of them and the water treatments, you should be in good shape.

Aphids feed on young tender parts and an overall tip pruning will get rid of most of the existing population. Be ruthless even if you do have to remove flower buds. Collect and dispose of the infested clippings thoroughly. Eradicate ant nests on the ground but try not to spray or dust any chemical on the plants because you want to encourage predators (all stages of the lady bug).

Thank you all for your replies and thanks ronalawn for the tip.
Guess I'll be on an ant hunt today!