28-Sept The Secret Lives of Leaf Miners

If you’ve ever noticed strange, winding patterns or blotches on your garden leaves, you might be seeing the handiwork of leaf miners. These tiny creatures, from moths to flies, burrow into leaves, creating tunnels filled with waste, warmth, and humidity. September is the peak of their activity, with the second generation larvae tunneling through your plants. Horse chestnuts are particularly affected, leaving behind characteristic brown blotch mines. While these little miners may seem harmless, their rapid life cycles and massive infestations can threaten entire trees. Curious to learn more about these fascinating creatures and their impact on our gardens? Come back on September 28th for the full story!

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