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Japanese Beetle Feed on most garden crops by eating flowers and skeletonize leaves while the larvae feast on roots. Beneficial nematodes will kill larvae. Handpicking will take care of adults.
Lacebugs The use of praying mantids, ladybugs, and green lacewings will control these bugs. They feed on plant sap with their sucking mouthparts.
Leafhopper These pests are found in all the USA. They suck juices from the plants and cause stunted growth, tip burn, curled leaves, and yellowing. The use of garlic-pepper tea or praying mantids need to be released.
Leafminers These maggots will destroy seedlings and plants by tunnelling in leaves. Not a serious threat but can be treated with neem oil.
Mealybugs Cause yellow foliage with sooty mold. Use rubbing alcohol on cotton swab for spot treatment. Local lizards will control very well.
Mexican Bean Beetle Feeds on almost all beans by skeletonizing the leaves. There are some tolerate snap and lima beans that can be planted. Release parasitic wasps or spined soldier bugs in infected area.
Mosquitoes These pests can be deadly. Seaweed combined with garlic-pepper spray to infected areas. There are commercial pods that placed in standing water will control them.
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Nematodes A name for many species of the worm. Plants attacked usually show stunted growth and yellowing. Control is to improve the soil with organic matter to increase beneficial nematodes to feed on harmful nematodes.
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