This University of Georgia photo is an typical example of azalea lace bug damage. Each year I see two or three beautiful Cherokee County azalea plantings devastated by this insect. Master Gardeners should recognize it.The web site below should be helpful. ~ Joe
http://insects.tamu.edu/fieldguide/aimg43.html
2 comments:
Is this what Wayne had on the leaves that he brought to the CCMGA meeting? Guess I better check the azaleas in the morning.
Yes, because there can be a couple of generations per year they can get to be large numbers.If unchecked for a couple of years they will greatly weaken a plant.
Joe
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