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The Codling Moth lays its larvae on the developing fruit and leaves of apples and pears, and it can also attack walnuts. When the eggs hatch, the young caterpillars feed on the surface of the fruit for a few days, then burrow into the center Garden Veggies, Garden Pests, Harvest Cooking, Codling Moth, Backyard Trees, Moth Caterpillar, Insect Pest, Tree Care, Gardens

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The Codling Moth lays its larvae on the developing fruit and leaves of apples and pears, and it can also attack walnuts. When the eggs hatch, the young caterpillars feed on the surface of the fruit for a few days, then burrow into the center

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The Codling Moth lays its larvae on the developing fruit and leaves of apples and pears, and it can also attack walnuts. When the eggs hatch, the young caterpillars feed on the surface of the fruit for a few days, then burrow into the center

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