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Viburnum beetle was named as the number one pest by the RHS in 2010, stealing the crown from slugs and snails. It's native to the UK, but is becoming more widespread. Most of the leaf damage is caused by the stripey, beige-coloured larvae, though

Could we have a photo of the adult viburnum beetle please. I have tiny holes in my V Plicatum Mary Milton but not seen the beetle itself or the larvae as yet. Not found a picture of a Viburnum beetle, but can tell you that if your Viburnum has them

Hi everybody. For the second year running the privacy hedge (viburnum tinus) outside the window of my front room has been heavily attacked by Viburnum beetle.  The plant is large ( 5ftx 5x3)and there is some healthy looking new growth, but despite

pest called viburnum leaf beetle which has recently arrived from the continent, I think. The larvae hatch in May and start eating leaves. Spray in May with a chemical bug killer to kill larvae while young and cut off and burn affected leaves

Could anyone give me any insight into what garden pest eats the leaves on Viburnum. Viburnum beetle is the most likely http://apps.rhs.org.uk/advicesearch/profile.aspx?pid=556   How do i get rid of viburnum beetle organicly You will struggle

this year growing really well without a mark until last week when the damage started again increasing by the day - help please. Can it be treated, with what & should I remove the damaged leaves Oh dear...Sounds like Viburnum beetle. See...   http

I have this plant growing well in a large container and this morning I've noticed leaf damage which I think (judging by internet pics.) is the work of the adult viburnum beetle - don't see any larvae or any other signs of activity.   Should I remove

think about it they arrive with speed like a bullet.Does anyone agree with my theory? Your picture is on this thread-it would have helped if you had posted it again http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/talkback/talkback-viburnum-beetle/3455.html I still

in midsummer.horse chestnuts, magnolias, cornus, bay, lime and acer trees. May-SeptemberMore common apple and pear trees problemsCankerEuonymus scaleLeaf miner flyViburnum beetle

Can anyone tell me what the name of this shrub is please - and also does anyone know if it has any connections in triggering hayfever ?          Might be viburnum tinus but I don't see the viburnum beetle's teeth marks. ait's pollen will justbe