Author: Joey Williamson

Cranberry Rootworm Beetle

The Cranberry Rootworm Beetle (Rhabdopterus picipes) is a nocturnal pest that feeds on the foliage of woody landscape plants, leaving C-shaped holes in leaves. Though the beetles remain hidden during the day, their damage resembles hail impact. Effective management includes cultural practices to maintain plant health and targeted insecticide applications. Learn how to identify, prevent, and control this beetle to protect your landscape.

Ligustrum

Common or European privet (Ligustrum vulgare) and Chinese privet (L. sinense) have escaped into the wild in South Carolina to become weedy and invasive pests. Birds eat the small, black fruit and...

Nandina

Nandina domestica is considered an invasive plant in the Southeast, the species and its cultivars that produce abundant fruit are not recommended.

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