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Mystery Holes on Rose Leaves

Take a look at this rose plant. At first glance, you might think something strange is happening here. The leaves have all these neat little holes and cut-out shapes. It almost looks like someone took tiny scissors and went to work. But who’s the real culprit? Keep watching. Here’s the answer… it’s this small insect right here—a leafcutter bee. Unlike regular bees, leafcutter bees don’t eat the leaves. They cut out pieces, roll them up, and carry them back to build tiny homes for their baby bees. It’s like natural crafting, but at high speed. Look how quickly it works—snip, roll, fly away. So, what should you do about this? Honestly… nothing major. The damage won’t kill your plant. If you really want to stop them, you can cover your plant with fine mesh netting during the growing season. But truth is, these bees help pollinate other plants in your garden. Would you let them stay, or would you cover your roses?

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