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Bug Watch (Page 17 of 26)
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1. Keep a lookout for: the presence of frass or sawdust. This is the expelled wood 'chewings' of the borer or caterpillar. a depression or sunken zone around the borer's entry point. 'droppings' around the branch forks or on the ground around the base of the plant. borer holes or...
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DescriptionThis caterpillar is mainly green with spines the length of the body. It will grow to 45 mm long with a voracious appetite. When disturbed, it produces a strong smell from a forked pink scent organ, which protrudes from the head. The butterfly has forewings, black with grey and white markings. Hind wings are marked in ...
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Protect your fruit trees from birds. As delicious fruit grows and ripens on your backytard tree it is essential to protect them from local birds. Here are some inspired ideas: We one sure fire way to protect figs is to place a bird net over the entire plant. A framework built from woldmesh or timber stakes and polypip...
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The Australian sun can be a harsh environment. Over the next few days we will be hit with extreme temperatures that may sunburn our treasured garden plants. Here are some tips on how to protect your plants this summer. Garden Clinic Tips: ...
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