What’s that foamy stuff on my roses?

In early spring, masses of thick foam can coat delicate stems on a variety of plants – they’re spittlebugs.  While visually unappealing, they’re generally nothing to be too concerned about. The abundant globs of bubbles are produced by young froghopper larvae as they begin to feed; the frothy mass is thought to serve as protection […]

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