REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Spotted lanternflies make their appearance during the Summer, but there’s evidence of them throughout the year.
That’s why, even if you saw fewer of them this Summer, it’s still a good time now to look for their egg masses on trees on your property.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture recommends destroying the masses by scraping them into a container with soapy water or rubbing alcohol…
Those could turn into a lot of lanternflies next Summer.
The entire state remains under a quarantine for movement of trees and other nursery stock out of state.
