Don’t Touch These If You See Them on Your Plants

What you’re describing sounds very much like egg clusters from beneficial insects—most likely ladybugs (lady beetles) or possibly lacewings, both of which are garden allies, not pests! Those “Black Geometric Shapes” Are Probably Ladybug Eggs Ladybugs lay their eggs in tight clusters on the undersides of leaves—often near aphid colonies (their favorite food). The eggs are tiny, oval, and range from yellow-orange […]








