Small Tiny Brown a flies insects on Thyme Basil Sage Mint
6 years ago
Can anyone help me with what these tiny flying insects are please? And if they are going to be harmful to my herbs. Also if there is a way to get rid of them as I don't really want to keep my plants covered up all the time. Thank You
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