Monolinia blight on flowering quince. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Azalea lacebug tarspots, nymphs and adults.
Photo credit: B. Kunkel

Azalea lacebug adult. Photo credit: B. Kunkel

Azalea lacebug nymph. Photo credit: T. Wootten

Spot anthracnose on dogwood. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Young SLF nymph. Photo credit: Lawrence
Barringer, PA Dept of Ag, bugwood-org

Ovulinia petal blight on azalea. Photo credit: E. Dutky

Exobasidium leaf blight on camellia. Photo credit: N. Gregory

SLF egg mass. Photo credit: Lawrence Barringer, PA Dept of Ag, bugwood-org

Western Flower Thrips. Photo credit: D. Cappaert, bugwood-org

Swiss needlecast on Douglas fir.
Photo credit: Tracey Olson

Western Flower Thrips damage. Photo credit: Whitney Cranshaw, bugwood-org

WFT leaf damage and fecal spots.
Photo credit: Whitney Cranshaw,
bugwood-org

Hairy bittercress in flower. Photo credit: U of MD, Home and Garden Information Center, Weed ID Photos

Apple scab lesions on leaf.
Photo credit: R. Mulrooney

Green peach aphid. Photo credit: Jim Baker, NC State University, bugwood-org

X. germanus. Photo credit: J.R. Baker and S.B. Banbara, NC State University – bugwood.org

Sporulating gall of cedar apple rust fungus on
juniper in the spring. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Bark beetle toothpick. Photo credit: G. Keith Douce, University of GA bugwood.org

Telia of cedar quince rust on juniper. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Bird’s nest fungus in mulch. Photo credit: N.
Gregory