Q: Blackberry died suddenly; larvae found in cane. Identification?
A: Red-necked cane borer. Larvae cause stem swelling ~1 foot above ground. Scout in winter for knots; remove and destroy infected canes.
Red-necked Cane Borer
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Blackberry Chimera: When Leaves Turn Half White
Why Borer Sprays Fail: Insecticides Can't Reach Larvae Under Bark
Pruning Tall Dendrobium Canes: Keiki Potential
Eliminating Rose Cane Borers: Pruning and Sealing Techniques for Knockout Roses
Is It a Sucker? Identifying Rootstock vs. Variety Growth
Maple Borer (Xylotrechus aceris) Control with Merit Trunk Spray
Protecting Ash from Emerald Ash Borer in Illinois
Reviving a Corn Plant After Frost Damage
Why Your Yucca Will Never Grow a Thick Cane (And What to Do)
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