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INSECT AND SPIDER IDENTIFICATION:ID BUGS: LADYBUG PULPA?
May 31, 2011 A thread in the Insect and Spider Identification forum, titled ID bugs: Ladybug pulpa?
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TWICE-STABBED STINK BUG, TWO-SPOTTED STINK BUG
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ROSES:SHINY SUBSTANCE ON GREEN ROSE LEAVES - DAVE'S GARDEN
Mar 24, 2007 A thread in the Roses forum, titled Shiny substance on Green Rose leaves
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SOUTHWEST GARDENING:WHERE CAN I BUY LADY BUGS LOCALLY?
Mar 10, 2011 A thread in the Southwest Gardening forum, titled Where can I buy lady bugs locally?
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TEXAS GARDENING:I NEED LADYBUGS!
Jul 18, 2005 A thread in the Texas Gardening forum, titled I need ladybugs!
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SOUTHWEST GARDENING:NATIVE ARIZONA LADYBUGS? ALTERNATIVES?
Aug 11, 2007 A thread in the Southwest Gardening forum, titled Native Arizona Ladybugs? Alternatives?
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LADYBUG DAYLILIES - DAVE'S GARDEN
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HIBISCUS, ROSE OF SHARON, SHRUB ALTHEA - DAVE'S GARDEN
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RAISING LADYBUGS FROM INDOOR LARVAE TO OUTDOOR GARDEN PROTECTORS
Feb 6, 2019 Where Do Ladybug Larvae Come From? Most ladybug larvae will be available as a shipment or a kit, unless you have a local garden center that specializes in beneficial insects. If this is the case, definitely aim to get some local ladybug larvae, since a local grower will know the most about varieties that thrive in your area. However, educational kits from places like Insect …
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LADYBUGS OR LADY BEETLES: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Jan 28, 2020 Why the difference matters You probably know what a ladybug looks like and may have heard about the Asian lady beetle. The first one is a beneficial insect while the other is a smelly pest. Asian lady beetles (Harmonia axyridis) like those below are not the same insect as the ladybug (Coccinella). It can be difficult to tell the two species apart.
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