In this KYW News Radio article, Jason Parker from Davey’s North Philadelphia office talks about the impact of a mild winter on spotted lantern fly.
Posted: March 21, 2023
Ready or not, spotted lanternfly season is right around the corner, and experts believe this may be
their worst year yet.
The cold weather usually kills off some spotted lanternfly eggs, but that doesn’t seem to be the case during this extremely mild winter.
To read Jason’s comments, click here.
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