Box Tree Moth

Box tree moth is out early in 2021. Here's some signs you can look for to help monitor this new pest in the landscape.

Video from an online discussion about how to control box tree moth.

We have come to a time in the progression of the Box Tree Moth situation where it is now important for Canadian nursery growers, especially those in Ontario, to closely monitor their boxwood, incoming boxwood and their facility for any signs of the larvae or moth.

Download the Box Tree Moth Best Management Practices developed by CNLA, LO, OMAFRA and the University of Guelph.

Restrictions in place to prevent introduction of box tree moth (Cydalima perspectalis) into the United States.

What to look for, and how to manage box tree moth on your property.

Landscape pros are asked to be on the lookout for a new pest on boxwood in the GTA.

Steps to help boxwood plants to recover from an infestation of box tree moth.

Effective removal and disposal of infested plants is crucial to slowing the spread of box tree moth.

Flyer includes many colour images that show overwintering larvae and feeding damage from both young and mature larvae.