I don't grow much that gets aphid attacks, and the birds get them anyway, and the viburnum has only been in a few years, so finger crossed for that. No alders, fuchsias, box, or fruit trees, so fine there. Red spider mites are never too plentiful here, and my little greenhouse is always well ventilated, so fingers crossed for that too.
I'm surprised leather jackets aren't on there though.
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Slugs and snails. So far - fingers crossed - I've missed out on vine weevils. We do have an alder wood nearby but none in the garden. And we do have aphids and white fly of various types but not the specific ones on that list, that I'm aware of.
My main pests are all much bigger. Rats, mice, voles, moles, squirrels, pigeons, pheasants, rabbits, deer.....
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I only have slugs, snails and aphids. From what isn't on the list: cabbage white caterpillars if I try to grow any brassicas and some whiteflies in the greenhouse. No weevils.
On the other hand, I must get nearly all fungal diseases that are there (4 on roses, some on fruit trees, early and late blight on tomatoes and of course powdery mildew).
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I don't grow much that gets aphid attacks, and the birds get them anyway, and the viburnum has only been in a few years, so finger crossed for that.
No alders, fuchsias, box, or fruit trees, so fine there.
Red spider mites are never too plentiful here, and my little greenhouse is always well ventilated, so fingers crossed for that too.
I'm surprised leather jackets aren't on there though.
My main pests are all much bigger. Rats, mice, voles, moles, squirrels, pigeons, pheasants, rabbits, deer.....