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AmieG Bixby, OK(Zone 7a) Aug 05, 2009

Please tell me these are not aphids? I noticed some have legs ewwwwww. Should I just burn the wild ivy that I pull out of my flowerbeds if this is indeed an aphid?

Thanks,
Amie

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suunto Sinks Grove, WV Aug 05, 2009

I'm afraid that these are indeed aphids. Regardless of what you do with the ivy, you should keep an eye on your other plants for signs of an infestation.

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AmieG Bixby, OK(Zone 7a) Aug 05, 2009

Thank you so much for you reply! Do you have any suggestions on what I might need to put on my hydrangea that the wild ivy was wrapped around? Many thanks


Amie

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suunto Sinks Grove, WV Aug 05, 2009

If you see any aphids on the hydrangea, an application of a good insecticidal soap should do the trick.

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AmieG Bixby, OK(Zone 7a) Aug 06, 2009

Thank you suunto!

I will try to apply it tomorrow.

Thanks so much for your help!

Amie

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