Recorded Food Plants
- Abies - Fir
- Achillea
- Aegopodium - Ground-elder
- Alnus - Alder
- Angelica
- Artemisia
- Betula - Birch
- Centaurea
- Cirsium - Creeping Thistle
- Comptonia - Sweetfern
- Epilobium - Willowherb
- Filipendula - Meadowsweet
- Galium - Bedstraw
- Hypericum - St John's Wort
- Larix - Larch
- Lysimachia - Yellow Loosestrife
- Malus - Apple
- Ononis - Restharrow
- Picea - Black Spruce
- Populus - Poplar
- Rubus - Raspberry
- Salix - Willow
- Scabiosa
- Solidago - Goldenrod
- Tanacetum - Tansy
- Urtica - Nettle
- Valeriana - Valerian
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