Flea beatle?
Is it doing this or is this a slug? I got a lot of those too.
My Lilies have multiplied this year and I still have no idea what kind they are. They really do start out lovely but the same as last year, something attacked them, a fungus maybe, not sure. I would be glad to know though if anyone can help. By the end of last year they really did look pitiful and I did not think they would return. But they did...and multiplied. I only started with about 5 maybe. I transplanted them from another part of the yard where I found them hiding.
I see the slug, and the spider web. Hope it is a good spider and not a mite.
So close to blooming I can't wait!
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear about your garden pests. I'm having a hairy day with mine too... I'm borrowing a book, "Garden Insects of North America" by Whitney Cranshaw, and I think you're right. They look like potato flea beetles. This is a *great* book, as long as you can take looking at some of the nasty bugs! Definitely don't want to eat while glancing through this one! Cheers.
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ReplyDeleteThe key is to get rid of the bugs before they have a chance to roam around your kitchen. If you let it go they can breed and become a much bigger problem. טרמיטים הדברה
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