For more details, go to TruGreen FAQs at /FAQTREE. It does not include treatment of specialty trees such as fruit or certain ornamentals, or assessment and treatment of trees over 25 ft. ✢ TruGreen Tree & Shrub includes fertilization of common trees and shrubs, and controls common foliar insects and diseases. ✦ Purchase of annual lawn plan required for TruGreen Lawn Assessment, which is performed at the first visit. Guarantee applies to annual plan customers only. ◆ TruGreen will gladly visit your property as needed between scheduled visits to ensure your satisfaction. Not to be combined with or used in conjunction with any other offer or discount. Availability of services and/or products may vary by geography. Valid at participating TruGreen® locations. In the southern part of Europe, 2-3 generations develop during the growing season, in Central Asia – up to 6-7, in subtropical and tropical climates – up to 10 generations per year.* Special price of 50% off is for first Lawn service★, Tree & Shrub service✢, Mosquito service★★ and/or Perimeter Pest service◆◆ only. Requires purchase of annual plan, for new residential EasyPay, MonthlyPay, or PrePay customers only. Pupal development lasts from 7 to 28 days.įeatures of development. The caterpillars pupate in the soil at a depth of 3-5 cm. Young caterpillars concentrate on weeds, older ones switch to cultivated plants. The development of caterpillars lasts 14-28 days. First they skeletonize the leaves, later they make holes in them. After hatching, the caterpillars immediately start feeding. The duration of development depends on the ambient temperature. Place the females in a pile on the underside of the leaves.Įgg. Eggs are laid in three or four piles, up to 250 pieces each. First - generation butterflies are the most prolific. Fecundity varies from 300 to 1700 eggs, sometimes more than 2000. Females start laying eggs 1-3 days after the flight. Butterfly flight is observed from May to the end of October.
It feeds on cotton, alfalfa, sugar beet, corn, tobacco, peanuts, sesame, soy, tomatoes, potatoes, peas, turnips, eggplants, watermelons, clover, sainfoin, young citrus, apple, quince, grapes, oak plantings, elms, yellow acacia, chrysanthemums, tea. The list of forage plants includes 185 species from 50 families.
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