Connecticut gardens can face several common pests throughout the growing season. Keep an eye out for aphids, which cluster on new growth, and slugs or snails, often leaving trails and chewing holes in leaves, especially hostas. Japanese beetles are another nuisance, skeletonizing foliage during summer. Regular inspection of your plants is key to early detection. If you spot any unwelcome visitors, understanding the pest is the first step towards effective, garden-friendly management. We’re always here to help identify and suggest solutions for your specific situation!
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