This caterpillar(?) is eating my sage...what is it?
9 years ago
Holes in the sage leaves and decay near the soil line. I read a previous post and began inspecting leaves and repotting. At this point I found what looked like a mini snake attached to a stem. Not sure what, thought only beetles ate sage.
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