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  • Services
    • Fine Garden Maintenance
    • Garden Design
    • Landscape Installation
    • Hardscape Installation
    • Organic Compost Tea
    • Organic Tick & Mosquito Control Service
    • Organic Disease & Insect Control
    • Special Seasonal Services
    • Seasonal Displays
    • Container Magic
    • Yard to Table
    • Consultation Services
  • Portfolio
    • Aging in Place with the Garden
    • Updating Home with Native Plants for a New Family
    • Landscaping a New Home
    • Improving a Retaining Wall
    • Creating Green Screens
    • Building a Fire Pit
  • About
    • About PBOG
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    • We’re Hiring
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Daily Archives: June 10, 2021

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Image of damage done by the Boxwood leafminer

We love warm weather – but it brings out three key insect pests!

PlantsBy Yong SunJune 10, 2021

Did you know that when the soil or air reaches certain temperatures, this triggers egg hatch on many insect pest species? Damaging larvae emerge to feed on our plants. Cottony camellia scale is a soft white scale that sucks sap from the leaves of many common landscape plants. Although it is most often seen on hollies, it…

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