Slug-like damage (long slashes, edges eaten) on red twig dogwood and mandevilla—high up. No insects found under leaves. Ginkgo also affected. No hail.
Slugs climb vines/bushes at night, feed, leave by dawn. Look for slime trails.
Armyworms prefer grasses. Other caterpillars possible.
Apply Tanglefoot paste (not spray/paint) around stems/trunks. Stops climbers. Slug management guide.
Set slug bait/traps. Monitor what crosses barrier.
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