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Problem with Magnolia

at a loss to know what is eating my little tree. Has anyone had any similar problems. I would appreciate any help. Could be adult vine weevil they are pretty active at the moment-does the damage look anything like this? http://www.btinternet.com/~micka.wffps/weevil by Carol Mc

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17/06/2012 17:00:22

by Carol Mc

2 year-old Choisya ternata

think I am fighting a losing battle with the one on the photo or give me any advice? Would be really grateful. Thank you. could it be vine weevil>adults eating the leaves and the grubs eating the roots?i treated some of my shrubs and plants with a by yarrow2

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17/07/2012 13:20:31

by yarrow2

Is this Pea Weevil?

of garden soil and lots of spent mushroom compost. Salad crops and herbs were growing in the bed last year. Peas were raised in a similar bed (3m away) last year without problem. Thanks for any suggestions. Possibly vine weevils Go out there with a torch by Topbird

04/05/2013 10:49:30

by Dovefromabove

Hardy fuschias

Don't keep adding feed-turn it out and check for vine weevil grubs that may have been at the roots,it could be waterlogged,the roots could have got frozen in the winter-really if the top isn't growing- check the bottom Thanks - will post results by celia2

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12/06/2012 20:57:21

by mdw84

Maggots in veg patch

to deal with this issue... This sounds like it might be vine weevil grubs which are nasty little b******s. Are the maggots creamy White with dark heads and c- shaped? You haven't done anything wrong I'm sure, but dealing with this sort of infestation on a by cupcakesarah

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01/06/2012 11:48:38

by lucky3

Pot worms

how do I get rid of pot worms.Its eating all my soft plants Not sure what you mean by pot worms, could it be vine weevils eating the roots? Earthworms would not damage living plant parts. I don't know about millipedes which are black often coiled up by Strewberry

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08/03/2012 20:18:09

by Strewberry

Violas attacked.

unaffected. Sparrows? My tomatoes seem to be suffering like your violas - ragged leaves, holes etc. Can't see any caterpillars...hoping it's not vine weevil! I also don't like spraying chemicals unless completely unavoidable - I make up my own garlic spray by Cetti

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19/05/2012 19:42:22

by freshairfanatic

lavetera

be saturated or it could be the dreaded vine weevil attack. Could you come back and tell us what you see? thankyou for your help the roots were saturated withallthe rain by retired mary

03/08/2012 17:41:44

by retired mary

leaf damage to container plants

eaten, with the damage starting either from outer edge of the leaf, or from circular holes in the middle of the leaf. So far I can't find sign of vine weevil grubs or adults. Any advice welcome! A lot of creatures are night feeders and I always suspect by Katy12

26/09/2012 22:53:51

by plant pot mad

Strawberry plants dying

.any ideas? Check the compost for vine weevils, they are a major pest which eats the roots. Your plants will suddenly wilt and die once the root destruction becomes terminal. you might have some damage from the frost or cold wind,they do have a bit of die by Robmat

16/04/2013 21:11:56

by flowering rose

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