'Vine weevil grubs live underground, so most of the damage they cause is going to initially appear on plant roots and the ...

By Kym Pokorny and Bill Monroe The Oregonian Thursday,October 28, 1999 Although more than 1,000 species of root weevils scurry about the world, only a few cause problems in the home garden. The ...

A: I think black vine weevil is the culprit. The adult insect makes characteristic notches on the leaves of rhododendron, azalea and euonymus, as well as other herbaceous plants.

Vine weevils attack a wide range of plants with tough waxy leaves, such as laurel, bay, Viburnum, ornamental ivy, and of course, grape vines. Adults eat notches out of the sides of the leaves; the ...

WEST TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) – When it comes to a thorny vine with triangular leaves, the more holes you see in it the better. Since 2004 the NJ Department of Agriculture's Beneficial Insect ...