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… be caused by weather conditions (too rainy, too cool for bees to pollinate), excessively high temperatures (injuring … reducing or killing pollen), and/or pesticide use (killing bees). More about pollination problems Oddly-shaped fruits / …

… when populations are high. Insects attracted to honeydew: bees, wasps (including hornets), ants, and flies tend to …

… as symptoms from multiple factors (environmental stress, pests, diseases, or physical damage) can overlap. Many lawn … outgrows the damage. Lawns do not have many serious insect or mite pests, and those few species belong to the beetle, moth, …

… and biting insects Asian Longhorned Tick Bird Mites Bumble Bees Chiggers Fleas Honey Bees Horse and Deer Flies Kissing Bugs Mosquitoes Mud Daubers … How to Tell the Difference Carpenter Ants Carpenter Bees Termites Plant pests Flower Insects Fruit Insects Lawn …

… pollination resulting in an increase in crooked and nubbed fruit. Photo: Gerald Holmes, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, … (injuring flowers, reducing or killing pollen), and/or pesticide use (killing bee s). More about pollination … Leaves may have a scorched appearance Fertilizer or pesticide burn Occasional Small holes in leaves; chewing …