Leaf miner larvae feed inside leaves, protected from contact sprays. A systemic insecticide (e.g., Dimethoate) moves into leaf tissue and kills miners.
Spray when mines first appear (late April–early May). Rake and destroy fallen leaves to reduce next generation. Populations cycle yearly; treat only when damage is observed.
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