UK gardener has 3x2mm shiny black beetles on cherry tree, leaves pocked with holes. Asks organic control, if they'll infest other plants (roses unaffected).
Many beetles fit description; impossible to ID. Water spray can dislodge. If insecticide needed, spinosad (organic) or neem oil (anti-feeding) are good choices. Available at local garden stores.
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