What's Eating My Bower Vine
cpergl
9 years ago
Can anybody tell me what is eating my bower vine? I don't see any bugs on or around the vine. I have even checked at night. Besides the damage and holes in the leaves, the flowers tend to fall off before opening. Any help is appreciated!
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