San Diego Urban Organic Gardening: Cladius difformis - a Sawfly whose larvae are commonly called Bristly Rose Slug

Monday, May 24, 2010

Cladius difformis - a Sawfly whose larvae are commonly called Bristly Rose Slug

Something is eating my rose leaves

Turns out to be Cladius difformis - a Sawfly whose larvae are commonly called Bristly Rose Slug

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CalogeroDecember 31, 2011 at 3:53 AM
:-(. Nice photos :-).
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2012 marks our fifth year of *serious* organic gardening in our San Diego urban yard. We have learned so much. We hope you will gain some tips and also learn from our mistakes!

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Monday, May 24, 2010

Cladius difformis - a Sawfly whose larvae are commonly called Bristly Rose Slug

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