free shipping on most orders over $125

Learning Center
Product Instructions (PDF) Tree & Shrub Care Guides About Tree Insects About Tree Diseases How-To Articles Features Hardiness Zones
Customer Service
Contact Us Ordering & Shipping Returns & Exchanges
My Account
Sign In or Create an Account Order Status
View cart

Svg Vector Icons : http://www.onlinewebfonts.com/icon

support@treehelp.com
0
Your shopping cart
Your cart is currently empty.
Continue shopping

Leaf Beetles

There are several different types of leaf beetles. including the common Elm Leaf Beetle. Leaf beetles are often small beetles, about ½ inch long or less, and are generally found on the underside of leaves. The beetles eat the leaf tissue between the veins, giving the leaves a threaded, lacy appearance. The beetles, as they consumer more and more of the leaves, place significant stress on the tree. In the fall, the beetles can also become a nuisance in homes, as they seek shelter for over-wintering.

Recommended Steps to Control Leaf Beetles

At the first sign of leaf beetles, spray with Bug Buster Pyrethrin Insect Spray. Repeat the spraying every seven to fourteen days as necessary. In areas of repeated annual leaf beetle infestations, be sure to spray with Bug Buster as soon as the leaves grow to full size in the spring.

If the tree is too tall to spray, treat it with Once-A-Year Insecticidal Drench w/Merit.

Filter by

Brand
0 selected Reset
Type of Tree
0 selected Reset
Price
$
$
Availability
0 selected Reset

Filter by

Brand
0 selected Reset
Type of Tree
0 selected Reset
Price
$
$
Availability
0 selected Reset
85 products
Filter and sort

Filter and sort

85 products

Brand
Clear
Type of Tree
Clear
Price

The highest price is $41.95

$
$
Clear
Availability
Clear
Clear
Clear