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Spotted lanternflies have begun reaching their adult stages - the time when they’re most noticeable and capable of doing the most damage. As a horticulture educator with the Penn State Extension in No...

The spongy moth, previously referred to as a gypsy moth, has spread (and been a problem) across the northeastern United States for a long time.

Spring weather. Warm breezes. Sunny skies.

The species has established too strong a foothold in New Jersey in just five years to eradicate it, but experts see some hopeful signs.

The species has established too strong a foothold in New Jersey in just five years to eradicate it, but experts see some hopeful signs.

The species has established too strong a foothold in New Jersey in just five years to eradicate it, but experts see some hopeful signs.

Gardener Sue Kittek offers advice on preparing your seedlings for outdoor weather.

Experts debate whether the spotted lanternfly will appear in large numbers in the Lehigh Valley.

The weather is starting to warm up in central Pennsylvania, which means spotted lanternflies will soon make their return.

Since the spotted lanternfly’s unwelcome arrival in Berks County, in 2014, researchers have been working tirelessly to learn more about the invasive pest, now confirmed in 45 Pennsylvania counties and