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This factsheet describes the biology of the palm leaf skeletonizer, Homaledra sabalella, and provides recommendations for management.
This factsheet describes the biology of the muhlygrass mealybug, Stemmatomerinx acircula, and provides residential management recommendations.
This factsheet describes the biology of the Spiny Oakslug, Euclea delphinii, and provides residential management recommendations.
This factsheet describes Nantucket pine tip moths (Rhyacionia frustrana).
This insect note contains a pest management calendar for azalea insect and mite pests.
This factsheet describes the biology of the ligustrum weevil, Ochyronmera ligustri, and provides residential management recommendations.
The twig pruner, Elaphidionoides villosus, is a slender grayish-yellow, longhorned beetle about 1/2" long that is normally considered a secondary invader of declining trees and shrubs. The twig pruner attacks healthy twigs and small branches. The female lays an egg in the bark by slitting the surface at leaf axils in late spring. When these eggs hatch, the legless grubs bore into the twig.
This insect note contains a pest management calendar for juniper insect and mite pests.
This insect note contains a pest management calendar for Leyland cypress.
This publication offers a month by month guide to managing pests of roses in North Carolina.
This factsheet shows when common pests of rhododendron are likely to be present.
This insect note contains a pest management calendar for camellia insect and mite pests.
This factsheet describes the biology of the Cottony Azalea Scale, Pulvinaria ericicola, and provides residential management recommendations.
