What's Eating My Plants
Identify the Source of Leaf Damage - by Plant Type
Start here if know the kind of plant being eaten. Each page has images of the various types of defoliation common to that plant and a list of the species which can cause that type of defoliation. Each species is color-coded by its status: native, established exotic, or newly introduced.
If you don't know what kind of plant it is, click here.
Select a plant from this list to see what leaf-feeders are in our area.
| apple |
| cherry and plum |
| pear |
| alder |
| maple |
| poplar (cottonwood), birch, and willow |
| conifer (pine, cedar, fir, or other evergreen) |
| vegetable (garden plants) |
| blueberries, grapes and berry vines (raspberry and others) |
| ornamental trees or shrubs (includes viburnums, laurels, and many other landscape plants) |
| native trees and shrubs (cascara, filbert, and others) |