Help! What bugs are eating my hedges?
justjasoneng
10 years ago
I noticed that the hedges at the new house I just purchased seem to be infected with a pest(s). Can anyone help me figure out what pests are doing the damage and how I can fix it? Thanks so much for your help!
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