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 Soil Dwelling Larvae |
 These small black flies are about 2mm long. They are often seen running over the surface of pot plants where they mate and lay up to 150 eggs into the compost. |
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| White Fly Outdoors |
 Whitefly are more commonly recognised in their adult form, resembling small moth-like pests on the underside of many different horticultural and ornamental plants where they lay their eggs. |
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| Vine Weevil |
 Vine weevil occurs both outdoors and under glass. Adults are dark in colour with pale spotting on their backs and are about 10mm in length with a distinctive pointed head. |
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| Snails |
 In the early spring, snails emerge from their winter hibernation to find suitable places to feed and breed. |
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| Slugs |
 In the early spring, slugs emerge from winter hibernation in search of damp surroundings in which to live and breed. |
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| Flea & Leaf Beatles |
 A large number of beetle species can cause considerable damage to garden plamts and vegetables throughout the year. |
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| Caterpillars |
 Caterpillars are the larvae of butterflies and moths, although, the larvae of some other groups of insects, such as sawfly, are often called caterpillars. |
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| Aphids Outdoor |
 Aphids, commonly known as greenfly and blackfly feed on plant sap by inserting their mouthparts into plant tissue. |