Rose Insects

Rose: Leafcutting bees

Rose: Leafcutting bees Categories: Flowers Ornamentals Rose Rose Insects Last review date: 2025-07-28 11:14 Last edit date: Leafcutting bee damage Photo by: K. Grey Biology Leafcutting bees remove smooth circular or semi-circular notches from the edges of leaves of roses and other plants. The leaf pieces are used by the bees to create protective cells […]

Rose: Leafrollers

Rose: Leafrollers Categories: Flowers Ornamentals Rose Rose Insects Last review date: 2026-09-29 06:57 Last edit date: Rose leafroller on leaf Photo by: A.L. Antonelli Biology Several different caterpillars roll leaves on roses. Among these are the obliquebanded leafroller, which is green with a dark head, and the orange tortrix, which is tan to greenish with […]

Rose: Redhumped caterpillar

Rose: Redhumped caterpillar Categories: Flowers Ornamentals Rose Rose Insects Last review date: 2025-07-28 11:20 Last edit date: Redhumped caterpillars Photo by: A.L. Antonelli Biology The redhumped caterpillar is the larvae of a 1″ gray-brown moth. The mature larvae are yellow with a red head and hump, and have orange, black, and white lengthwise stripes. The […]

Rose: Rose leafhopper

Rose: Rose leafhopper Categories: Flowers Ornamentals Rose Rose Insects Last review date: 2025-07-28 11:26 Last edit date: Rose leafhopper damage Photo by: A.L. Antonelli Biology Rose leafhoppers are small, active, whitish-green insects which hop when disturbed. The nymphs (immature) are white with red eyes. Rose leafhoppers feed on the leaves, causing white or pale blotches […]

Rose: Roseslug

Rose: Roseslug Categories: Flowers Ornamentals Rose Rose Insects Last review date: 2026-09-29 06:57 Last edit date: Rose slug and damage Photo by: A.L. Antonelli Biology Rose slugs are small yellow-green larvae (about 1/4″ long) that skeletonize the upper leaf surface. Signs of feeding include dry brown blotches, where all of the leaf except the veins […]