Q: What do you recommend for controlling that ugly, leaf-footed bug that attacks my pomegranates? I want to be prepared. A: They aren’t difficult to kill with a variety of traditional pesticides ...

A look at assassin bugs, leaf footed bugs, ... It is critical to find and destroy squash bug eggs and nymphs early before they kill cucurbits. Later the adult bugs are tougher to eradicate.

The prevalence of leaf-footed bugs seems to have increased over the past decade possibly because of warmer winters allowing more adults to survive into the spring to reproduce. Eggs of leaf-footed ...

Leaf-footed bug suspected in demise of pomegranate fruit. ... The best time to remove them is when they are in the egg stage, laid in a strand — end to end on the underside of leaves.

This is a leaf-footed bug (Leptoglossus zonatus). They tend to show up on tomato plants and pomegranate trees. The adults are dark brown, about an inch long, with a narrow body and a light zig-zag ...

This is a leaf-footed bug (Leptoglossus zonatus). They tend to show up on tomato plants and pomegranate trees. The adults are dark brown, about an inch long, with a narrow body and a light zig-zag ...

This is a leaf-footed bug (Leptoglossus zonatus). They tend to show up on tomato plants and pomegranate trees. The adults are dark brown, about an inch long, with a narrow body and a light zig-zag ...

This is a leaf-footed bug (Leptoglossus zonatus). They tend to show up on tomato plants and pomegranate trees. The adults are dark brown, about an inch long, with a narrow body and a light zig-zag ...

This is a leaf-footed bug (Leptoglossus zonatus). They tend to show up on tomato plants and pomegranate trees. The adults are dark brown, about an inch long, with a narrow body and a light zig-zag ...

This is a leaf-footed bug (Leptoglossus zonatus). They tend to show up on tomato plants and pomegranate trees. The adults are dark brown, about an inch long, with a narrow body and a light zig-zag ...