Experts: Spotted lanternfly problem will be worse this year. Here’s how you can make a difference.
Experts are predicting the problem with the pesky spotted lanternfly is going to be worse this year, but it’s not too late try to fix that!
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Mar 8, 2022, 10:27 AM
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problem with the pesky spotted lanternfly is going to be worse this year, but
it’s not too late try to fix that!
New Jersey residents can
still make a difference in saving trees against the spotted lanternfly by
killing the egg masses before they hatch this spring.
Eggs are set to hatch in
May.
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