All rose bushes affected, new leaves quickly damaged. 3-in-1 spray ineffective.
Larvae feed on leaf undersides, drop to soil to pupate. Eggs laid at base of plant.
See detailed guide: Weidners Rose Slug Page. Options include horticultural oil, insecticidal soap, or systemic insecticides. Treat soil around base too.
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