We have a Hydrangea and Rhubarb that both look like holes are being eaten into the leaves! Does anyone know what may be the cause of this?
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The damage looks minimal. Snails/slugs would do much more damage. I would not be overly concerned. All leafy crops are subject to leaf munching insects. As long as the damage is small don't sweat it. If the damage increases try to identify the culprit. If you suspect snails or slugs put a couple of shallow pans of beer near your bucket and cover the surface of the soil with clean, crushed egg shells. It really does work!
Good luck
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