Triple Crown Blackberry - June Bug leaf damage
jo1991
11 years ago
Hi all,
Here is a picture I snapped a moment ago while out taking different photos to show you all....
This is a picture of one of the plants with june bug leaf damage...this is actually a leaf with what I would call - average leaf damage....extreme leaf damage is basically a tiny spiderweb of a leaf left remaining...which I also have on some of the plants.
The june bugs arrived right as the berries where ripening - so there was no way to spray any chemicals - so my only alternative was to hang the june bug catchers - and catch june bugs I did!! I must say, they did help tremendously...I think I had 5 hanging around the perimeter of the plants.
Thanks!
jo1991
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