Box Tree Moth - Landscape Ontario

Box Tree Moth webinar

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

Resources to help landscape pros identify, remove and rejuvenate boxwood infested with box tree moth

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

A boxwood hedge before and after treatment.

Rejuvenating boxwood plants damaged by box tree moth

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

Safe disposal of boxwood plants and clippings will help to prevent the spread of the pest.

Safe removal of boxwood affected by box tree moth

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

Box tree moth help

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

Box tree moth: Look for these signs this spring

Landscape pros in the Toronto area should report any sightings of box tree moth to help track the spread of this new pest.

The Box Tree Moth Industry Working Group has many tools available to landscape pros and home and property owners to help scout for box tree moth.

New tool helps clients scout for box tree moth

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

Box tree moth consumer information flyer

Landscape pros have access to a flyer to pass on to clients to help them to spot the signs of box tree moth on their property.

United States amends entry requirements for imports of boxwood, euonymus and holly from Canada

Shipments to the U.S. require phytosanitary certificate and declaration.

Dipel fully registered for box tree moth

The Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) recently announced the approval of a minor use label expansion registration for Dipel® 2X DF Biological Insecticide for control of box tree moth on boxwood in Canada.

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