Gypsy moths are a serious problem in pockets of Rock County

By BETH WHEELOCK
Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Gypsy moths are a serious problem in pockets of Rock County.

UW Extension Horticulture Educator Mike Maddox says the moths don't kill a tree, but he wants to have a discussion with property owners about whether it's cause for panic. He says a large area of Beloit, a pocket north of Janesville and the south side of Janesville are infested with the moths.

Maddox is starting a series of educational events at Rotary Botanical Gardens with a discussion about gypsy moths August 7.


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