The “worms” eating mockorange leaves are sawfly larvae, not caterpillars (they have more than five pairs of prolegs). B.t. won’t work. Carbaryl (Sevin) gives good contact control; imidacloprid applied to soil works systemically. For a softer approach, spray insecticidal soap every seven days during the larval feeding period.

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