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Spotted lanternflies are invading New Jersey gardens in 2025. Learn how to protect your plants with safe trapping, egg mass removal, and SLF garden hacks.
📍 Pennsylvania Remains Ground Zero for Lanternfly Infestations Pennsylvania was the first U.S. state to detect the spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) in 2014—and by 2025, it remains the epicenter of infestations, especially in counties like Berks, Bucks, Montgomery, and Lancaster....
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Spotted Lanternflies Invade Virginia’s Vineyards in 2025: How to Protect Grapevines What’s Happening? In 2025, Virginia’s vineyards—from Charlottesville to the Shenandoah Valley—are experiencing heavy infestations of spotted lanternflies (SLF). These sap-sucking pests cause honeydew and sooty mold, weakening plants and...
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Spotted lanternflies are an invasive pest that pose a serious threat to trees, vines, and other plants. As these insects spread, they can cause significant damage to backyard gardens, orchards, and vineyards. Early detection and proactive measures are essential to...
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The spotted lanternfly (SLF) continues to pose a significant threat to agriculture and ecosystems across the United States. As these invasive pests spread, implementing effective control strategies becomes crucial. Among the most recommended methods are the squash and stomp techniques,...
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