Oh great, just in time for the new spring leaves :/

The nymphs are all in one place when I find them - like on a spiderwort clump. I assume eggs were laid there. Makes it easy to find and catch them.

I've been seeing them the last couple weeks. :( I was able to find some Semaspore so hopefully that helps keep them from destroying everything this year.

Irma them all being together in a cluster is about the only good thing and easier to kill them.

Thanks for the reminder. Upon checking I found a hundred or so and introduced them to my scissors.

I still have more to take care of. Normally I don't find them til they're 3 inches long

and they've already feasted on my plants.

Guess the birds don't like them, even my dearly departed chickens would never

touch them.

still better than having Japanese beetles!