Boxwood: Boxwood leafminer Categories: Boxwood Boxwood Insects Ornamentals Shrubs Last review date: 2026-09-29 06:57 Last edit date: Boxwood leafminer Photo by: A.L. Antonelli Biology Leafminers feed by removing green tissue from between the upper and lower leaf surfaces. Feeding by leafminers can be detected by the presence of yellow to brownish blotch-like mines or by […]
Boxwood: Boxwood mite Categories: Boxwood Boxwood Insects Ornamentals Shrubs Last review date: 2026-04-09 01:57 Last edit date: Spider mites under microscope Photo by: L.K. Tanigoshi Biology Boxwood mites are small and greenish brown. Their presence is typically indicated by small white, yellow, or bronze streaks resembling fine scratches or speckles on the upper surface of […]
Boxwood: Boxwood psyllid Categories: Boxwood Boxwood Insects Ornamentals Shrubs Last review date: 2026-09-29 06:57 Last edit date: Boxwood psyllid Photo by: K. Grey Biology The presence of the boxwood psyllid is indicated by the cupping of leaves at the tips of terminals. The white immature psyllids (nymphs) feed on the developing buds and leaves at […]