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Spotted Lanternflies Take Hold in Northern Kentucky | Dayton News
Northern Kentucky’s facing a sticky nightmare: spotted lanternflies are here to stay, feasting on maple, grape, and tree of heaven trees while leaving behind honeydew that attracts bees and wasps. With sightings surging and experts predicting a five-year explosion, residents can fight back with insecticides or neem oil—and crucially, by smashing those mud-like egg sacs. Unlike worse invaders, these pests won’t kill forests, but they’re here for the long haul—no quarantines, just smart management. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise…
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