bay laurel with swells on leaves and small insects
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Hi all, my bay laurel has a few branches that are overrun with tiny insects. I can’t tell what kind of bug it is. Are these small bugs causing the weird growth on my shrub’s leaves? Pictures attached.
I tried opening one up (see pic) and there were whitish big ones inside. What are these?
To me they look like scale insects, have you looked that up?
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