C. L. Fornari's Blog

Do the leaves still look capable of photosynthesis?  Would you say that you're looking at "an acceptable level of damage?"  If so, there isn't a rush to treat, especially if what has caused the holes has come and gone. Mark some of the foliage that is without holes...

In many areas roses are at their peak in June.  Clipping off the faded and finished flowers encourages new growth and more flowers later. Try not to get the foliage wet when watering. Enjoy! 

As I walk the fields on Cape Cod I often spot the perfectly round, wolf spider holes... My guest on The Garden Lady on June 6th was Margie Patlak, author of the delightful book, Insect Safari.