Small, triangular, green, hopping bugs with black fuzz are likely bean leaf beetles or flea beetles. A garlic/oil/jalapeno/vinegar spray may help, but rotenone dust applied at dusk and washed off at dawn is faster‑acting. Avoid morning application to protect bees.
— The Long Island Gardener
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