The caterpillars are far easier to identify ... you should still monitor your box plants to watch out for these early signs of box tree moth infestations. Look out for leaf damage, such as ...

The Box Tree Moth (BTM) caterpillars are green and hairy, with black stripes and white dots. They grow to about 1 to 2 inches. Adults are white with a thick brown border on the wings and are active at ...

A moth whose caterpillars can destroy the leaves of box plants is likely to become more common in north-east England, experts ...

IF you’re fed up with caterpillars crawling all over your plants, fear not, you’ve come to the right place.  Some caterpillars are serious plant pests and one of the most common garden ...

You could be forgiven for thinking the chicks in this video clip are caterpillars—and that is the plan! Read more to find out why.

“As temperatures rise, adult moths emerge and begin laying their eggs on the underside of box tree leaves.” “Within days, the eggs hatch into hungry caterpillars that feed voraciously on ...

“As temperatures rise, adult moths emerge and begin laying their eggs on the underside of box tree leaves.” “Within days, the eggs hatch into hungry caterpillars that feed voraciously on foliage, ...

“As temperatures rise, adult moths emerge and begin laying their eggs on the underside of box tree leaves.” “Within days, the eggs hatch into hungry caterpillars that feed voraciously on ...