Chili thrips—a new rose pest in Florida causing severe leaf distortion resembling herbicide damage—haven't reached Georgia yet. They attack roses, strawberries, cucumbers, viburnum, blueberries, and more. Control options include specific insecticides and predatory mites. Florida entomologists maintain an excellent resource website for identification and management.
Dracaena marginata ID and Low‑Light Adaptation
Thrips: Identification, Damage, and Control
Finding Wild Elderberries: Join a Native Plant Rescue
North American Millipede: Harmless but Startlingly Large
Butterfly Identification Resources for Southeast Gardeners
Lanceleaf Greenbriar: Thornless Vine with Edible Shoots
Barred Owl: The "Who Cooks for You?" Hunter
Bloody Dock (Rumex sanguineus): Ornamental or Invasive?
Creasy Greens: The Spring Tonic Wild Cress
Turtlehead (Chelone lyonii): Native Perennial for Damp Shade
Possum Grape (Ampelopsis cordata): Colorful Vine, Weedy Habit
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