Webs on my outdoor plants- is this bad?

Colleen
by Colleen
Are webs normal or are they an indication of something living on and eating my plants? And Joe can they be stopped?

  3 answers
  • Just bugs. And no you can't stop them, only control them. Wash the plants down and see what happens. If you can get a photo of the bug and we will help figure out what to do about it. If your plants are healthy, no need to worry.

  • Nancy Turner Nancy Turner on Jul 16, 2017

    Like Naomie said, if your plants are healthy don't worry. Spiders make their webs where they can catch food, which means they will most likely be eating the bugs off that plant. Spiders may be scary and you don't want them around you anywhere, but they really do help take care of a lot of bugs in order to survive. I have two spiders with bright yellowish green on the back of the body that I have never seen before on two of my hibiscus. I love watching them, but I will not kill them because I know that they will eat bugs that are on the plant.

  • Wendy Smith Wendy Smith on Jul 17, 2017

    I just want the squirrels to stop eating my beautiful purple petunias!

    • Pat Pat on Jul 17, 2017

      Ammonia gets rid of all animals from garbage cans to plants. With plants I cut up a sponge and put the Ammonia on it then lay it close to the plants. I have gotten rid of Opossum from shrubs, raccoons from getting into my garbage cans and squirrels from running my fence and eating my bulbs.