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rose bug (n)

common North American beetle: larvae feed on roots and adults on leaves and flowers of e.g. rose bushes or apple trees or grape vines

rose bug Sentence Examples

  1. The rose bushes were infested with ravenous rose bugs that devoured their petals with alarming speed.
  2. The gardener carefully removed each rose bug from the stems, ensuring no further damage to his precious blooms.
  3. The metallic sheen of the rose bugs glistened in the sunlight as they feasted on the delicate rose petals.
  4. The rose bugs' voracious appetite left the rose bushes barren, depriving the garden of their fragrant blooms.
  5. The arrival of the rose bugs signaled the need for swift action to protect the remaining rose bushes from further destruction.
  6. The rose bugs' larvae burrowed into the soil, feeding on the roots of the rose bushes and weakening their vitality.
  7. The gardener employed an organic spray to combat the rose bugs, striving to preserve the beauty of his garden.
  8. The rose bugs' presence tested the patience and resilience of the gardener, determined to save his beloved plants.
  9. The rose bugs seemed impervious to the chemical treatments, leaving the gardener desperate for a solution.
  10. The garden's vibrant blooms had been marred by the unrelenting attack of the relentless rose bugs.

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common North American beetle: larvae feed on roots and adults on leaves and flowers of e.g. rose bushes or apple trees or grape vines

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The rose bushes were infested with ravenous rose bugs that devoured their petals with alarming speed.

The gardener carefully removed each rose bug from the stems, ensuring no further damage to his precious blooms.

The metallic sheen of the rose bugs glistened in the sunlight as they feasted on the delicate rose petals.

The rose bugs' voracious appetite left the rose bushes barren, depriving the garden of their fragrant blooms.