Thousands of bright green bugs on your Knock Outs after winter pruning? Aphids or leafhoppers — but treatment is the same.
Disease-resistant ≠ insect-proof. They're still delicious to bugs.
Insects lay eggs at base. Drench soil around each plant — kills emerging nymphs.
Insecticidal soap or neem oil — spray weekly, cover undersides. More labor, less residual.
Your Knock Outs will shrug this off with proper treatment.
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