Curious about what’s nibbling on your hostas? Let’s find out!
Summary
- Leaf-cutter bees may be using plant parts for their nests
- These bites are part of the ecosystem and won’t harm your plants
- Avoid spraying chemicals to protect the local food web
Leaf-Cutter Bees: Nature’s Architects
Leaf-cutter bees, like the native species, use plant bits to build their bee condos. The circular bites are intentional, not malicious
Protecting Your Local Ecosystem
By not spraying chemicals, you’re supporting the intricate web of life in your garden. Let nature do its thing
Hostas: A Canvas for Nature’s Art
Embrace the whimsy of leaf-cutter bees creating art on your hostas. It’s like a living version of Animal Crossing