US EditionHow Michigan is trying to stop the box tree moth
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How Michigan is trying to stop the box tree moth
By Rachel Lewis Boxwood shrubs are popular in Michigan because they add greenery in winter months and deer don't eat them. They had no predators until 2021, when the box tree moth was discovered in New York. Quarantine areas have grown from 11 to 13 counties in Michigan over the last two years. The post How Michigan is trying to stop the box tree moth first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
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