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A New Invasive Insect May Threaten Illinois | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC The spotted lanternfly (lycorma delicatula) is an invasive pest that impacts a wide range of plants as it feeds throughout the growing season. this non native leafhopper was first identified in pennsylvania back in 2014 and has since spread to 10 other states. Today, a new colorful insect makes its debut. sporting bright red underwings, the spotted lanternfly is one of the newest threats to illinois. although not directly related to the emerald ash borer, the spotted lanternfly has the ability to wreak havoc on native plants.

A New Invasive Insect May Threaten Illinois | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC

A New Invasive Insect May Threaten Illinois | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC This summer, the invasive pest was reported in central iowa, which is especially startling news. so far, it has not been identified in illinois, which begs the question “how did it skip. An invasive insect has made its way into illinois, and it has horticulturists and industry groups watching closely. spotted lanternfly (lycorma delicatula) is a leafhopper that’s native to. The illinois department of agriculture (idoa) has warned farmers and growers in the state to be on the lookout for the spotted lanternfly, an invasive pest that feeds on a wide variety of crops. While chicagoans were alarmed to learn the spotted lanternfly had been found in illinois last year, experts say spring is the time to take action against that insect — as well as another.

A New Invasive Insect May Threaten Illinois | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC

A New Invasive Insect May Threaten Illinois | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC The illinois department of agriculture (idoa) has warned farmers and growers in the state to be on the lookout for the spotted lanternfly, an invasive pest that feeds on a wide variety of crops. While chicagoans were alarmed to learn the spotted lanternfly had been found in illinois last year, experts say spring is the time to take action against that insect — as well as another. Local arborists are encouraging illinois residents to keep an eye out for a spreading invasive insect this spring. jess savage reports on the risk elm zigzag sawflies pose to trees across the state. This means we all need to be vigilant for new threats and aware of their impact when new invasives arrive. last month, experts confirmed the arrival a new invasive species in cook county with the first documented occurrence of spotted lanternfly (lycorma delicatula) in illinois. The insect is not an immediate threat to established trees, and is not present in large numbers. according to the illinois department of agriculture, which announced the first confirmed siting in the state on tuesday, the bug does not present any human or animal health concerns. This invasive leafhopper is continuing to spread in several eastern states. the threat of its spread is real.

Invasive Species | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC

Invasive Species | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC Local arborists are encouraging illinois residents to keep an eye out for a spreading invasive insect this spring. jess savage reports on the risk elm zigzag sawflies pose to trees across the state. This means we all need to be vigilant for new threats and aware of their impact when new invasives arrive. last month, experts confirmed the arrival a new invasive species in cook county with the first documented occurrence of spotted lanternfly (lycorma delicatula) in illinois. The insect is not an immediate threat to established trees, and is not present in large numbers. according to the illinois department of agriculture, which announced the first confirmed siting in the state on tuesday, the bug does not present any human or animal health concerns. This invasive leafhopper is continuing to spread in several eastern states. the threat of its spread is real.

Weeding Out Invasives | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC

Weeding Out Invasives | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC The insect is not an immediate threat to established trees, and is not present in large numbers. according to the illinois department of agriculture, which announced the first confirmed siting in the state on tuesday, the bug does not present any human or animal health concerns. This invasive leafhopper is continuing to spread in several eastern states. the threat of its spread is real.

Spring Garden Cleanup | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC

Spring Garden Cleanup | The Garden Scoop | Illinois Extension | UIUC

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