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Obscure Scale Control

Original Source: 
UGA Plant Pathology website - http://lpm.uga.edu/ornamentals/obscurescale.html

Obscure scale is mainly found on oaks. They can also attack maple, hickory, walnut, and willow trees. Obscure scales attach to branches and feed on plant sap. Obscure scale can cause dieback of branches and limbs and may affect whole trees. These scale insects blend in so well with the bark that it is easy to mistake them for flakes of bark. Obscure scales are often a pest on stressed urban trees.

 

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June Insect Management Calendar

Original Source: 
Kris Braman, UGA Entomology Department
Original Source: 
Will Hudson, UGA Entomology Department
 
The following are insect pests that you might expect to see during June in Georgia. Become familiar with them so you will be able to recognize them in the landscape.

Insect Management Calendar for April

Original Source: 
Kris Braman, UGA Entomology Department
Original Source: 
Will Hudson, UGA Entomology Department

The following are insect pests that you might expect to see during April in Georgia. Become familiar with them so you will be able to recognize them in landscapes you visit.

We have included links to more information for many of these insect pests. Click on the insect names to find online resources that can help you to identify and manage these pests.

For pesticide recommendations, see the Pest Control Handbook.

Soap, Oil, and Bt Products Control Most Garden Insects

The majority of pest insects can be controlled with one of three environmentally friendly products – Horticultural Oils, Insecticidal Soaps and Bt Products.

                                                                        

How to Attract or Release Beneficial Insects in Your Garden

This explains how to use benefical insects for pest control in the garden
 
         Seven spotted Lady Beetle

 


Harmful bugs account for only 1%-2% of the insect population.