I was amazed when I took a closer look at my boxwood hedge in 2018. Everywhere these nasty little hairy beasts.
In the area I used to be able to observe how one boxwood hedge after the other went to the dogs.
Now it was my turn too. 🙁
At first glance, they weren't that noticeable. But if you looked closely, they were everywhere... ugh...
My hedge, fortunately quite small, could no longer be saved. So I was forced to dig up and burn the hedges.
see also: Box tree moth - the pest from Asia
Location: Kohli's garden
Recording(s) from: May 31, 2021
Camera: Huawei P10
Passionate "phone clipper". Currently with mine Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. A great phone with XNUMX TB of storage. Lots of space for experiments. My favorite subjects are plants, Eat & drink, animals, Buildings and Landscapes.
Otherwise, I like to spend my time in nature and sometimes hang out on the PC, with a cozy round Civ or Star Citizen, away. A series is also often sought after on the couch in the evening.
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