A Pennsylvania gardener found shrimp-like growths in the lawn that regrew after mowing. Flies were attracted. The expert suspected these might not be ornamental shrimp plants (Justicia or Pachystachys) and requested a photo.
Send a clear photo for accurate identification. Once identified, appropriate management advice can be provided.
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