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You Might Not See the Mites, But You Can't Miss the Damage.
Spider Mite Damage
Photo: © Marie Iannotti (2008) licensed to About.com, Inc.
This boxwood suffered a severe spider mite infestation, causing the leaves to dry out and die. Spraying with horticultural soap will control spider mites.
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