This is a glorious time in the garden. All the plants have such fresh, lush and perfect foliage. But lurking in plant debris or under those perfect leaves are foliage predators, waiting for the ...

Alias: The black vine weevil looks like a small beetle that has an extended horse-like mouth and jointed antennae. It is protected by a black shell that has yellow spots speckled across it ...

What are vine weevils? Vine weevils (Otiorhyncus sulcatus) are brownish-black insects, around 1cm long, with jointed antennae and pale-brown flecks on their backs. Like aphids, the females do not need ...

It even attacks Vine weevil grubs, which are a lot bigger than it is! This has the effect of weakening the Vine weevil grub and letting nematodes enter and kill the Vine weevil larva more easily, so ...

The vine weevil, a small black beetle, feeds on leaves, leaving behind notched edges. However, the real devastation occurs underground where their white larvae attack plant roots, silently killing ...

Although more than 1,000 species of root weevils scurry about the world, only a few cause problems in the home garden. The one most familiar in the Northwest is the black vine weevil, which ...

Vine weevils are a recognisable garden visitor. You might consider them a pest, external for the damage they can do to plants. But for commercial growers they are a very real problem. The ...

They damage your grass by eating its roots, causing stunted growth and even the death of the blades. But another larva, this time from the vine weevil, might be to blame for wilted plants right ...

Scientists are encouraged that a tiny weevil unleashed last year in northwest Greenwich is... Weevils eating into mile-a-minute vine Greenwich Time Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...