Japanese beetles hatch early in the summer, typically around July 4th, leaving most of the season for them to cause plant damage to forests, farms, flowers, ornamental trees, and shrubs. If you see an iridescent copper and green colored beetle, contact us to consider treatment options for your clients. Here are our recommendations for this […]
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Winter Moth is an invasive pest that causes severe defoliation and mortality in hardwood trees. The larvae begin feeding in early Spring on developing leaves with severe infestations causing noticeable tree defoliation. In June, they drop to the ground to pupate in the soil until the fall. You will start to notice adult Winter moths […]
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Earlier this week, Kristin Nikodemski, Arborjet’s Product Marketing Manager, shared her impressions of the recent Indoor Gardening Expo in Boston, Massachusetts. Accessible Results “The show was nicely attended. There were a lot of people that came in with excellent questions that were really interested in what we had to offer. We had some plant material on […]
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Rugose Spiraling Whitefly infestation is easy to identify due to the sticky, sugary and messy “honeydew” the insect produces. Black sooty mold may also grow on the honeydew, drawing further attention. The most obvious sign of an infestation is seeing the flies themselves as well as the white spiraling patterns they make on the bottoms […]
Read MoreWinter Moth is an invasive pest that causes severe defoliation and mortality in hardwood trees. The larvae begin feeding in early Spring on developing leaves with severe infestations causing noticeable tree defoliation. In June, they drop to the ground to pupate in the soil until the fall. You will start to notice adult Winter moths […]
Read MoreThrips are slender, tiny insects (generally 1 mm or less) that often have fringed wings. Nymphs lack wings, are elongate, and range in color from off-white or yellow to brown or black. Some common names for thrips include thunderbugs, storm flies, thunderblights, storm bugs, and corn lice. Most thrips feed by sucking out cell contents […]
Read MoreKristin Nikodemski, Arborjet’s Product Marketing Manager recently shared her impressions from Max Yield’s 2015 Indoor Gardening Expo in Seattle. She revealed that everyone from Arborjet was pleased with the turn out and felt that it was a fantastic mixture of folks. The attendants came there for education and the level of interest was exciting. Instead of […]
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