Ontario grapevine eaten by tiny black/brown caterpillars/grubs with holey, brown-spotted, curling leaves—likely grape berry moth larvae or similar. Sevin (carbaryl) is labeled for grapes and effective.
If organic preferred: Bt (Thuricide) for caterpillars only, or spinosad (broader, organic-approved). But Sevin is standard where registered.
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