Hmmm, looks like a Backswimmer (the only reason I know this is my brother had some of them in his pool when he lived in DFW area).

Carol - 2 systemic miticides are very efficient - and not as poisonous as Avid -it is Forbid and Pylon. Pylon is excellent for thrips as well - but it is very expensive and has a shelf life of 3 years. So -if you do not have them - do not waste your money. You can always buy it fresh as needed. I dragged my mites from AVSA in Raleigh. Why I think that Aniketa needs to restart the yucky plant - because no matter what she does - it will look horrible and distorted for a year- and if she restarts from a leaf - she will have new blooming plants in 6 months. I. PS Linda - I would say - if you are not as lazy as I - spray it twice. Irina And I sprayed everything with Pylon that was old.

Thanks a lot for all the advices!!! Honestly, I am a little bit overwhelmed >Greenman62, Thanks! I will see if I can get a hold of those you mentioned. Maybe I will try the toothbrush too. CG, Thank you for the link! Laura1, Thanks for mentioning about Imidacloprid! I will see if I can buy one of those to keep. I am sorry to hear about your plants y.y Josh, Thanks! I've checked again early today but I did not find any spider or its eggs :( I do wish that it's just a spider web. Danielle317, Thank you! Yesterday, I only saw this one spot but today, I think one of the other leaves is starting to have the webby thing also :/ I will try the dish soap and water mix since that is the only ones I have available for now. I hope rinsing it will help. Katykelly, I really do hope it's a spider nest! >I will check again later. Hoovb, I think that is a cool way to do it - with vodka :) Thanks for the advice :) Thanks again everyone! By the way, I just need to ask - this web thing it's nothing close to spider mites, right??

In warm climates like mine, many people leave the blooms on the bushes. Especially old types of roses will still keep blooming, but you will get rose hips along with the new flowers. In the wintertime bushes covered with hips are very pretty. My hybrid musks, which have clusters of tiny blooms, make clusters of tiny hips which are so great looking I use them in flower arrangements. Rose hips are full of Vit C. In WW II, in England where they were short on food and everything they usually imported (because the Germans were torpedoing all of the ships), the govt. called on English gardeners to collect their rose hips for the govt to use to make Vit C. Since in England EVERYONE (practically) is a gardener with roses, this worked great. Jackie