If your oak is shedding clusters of leaves with twigs attached, don’t worry—it’s not an insect infestation. The tree is simply self-pruning, discarding weakly attached twigs at branch ends. This natural process also reduces the upcoming acorn crop, meaning fewer seedlings to pull from your beds later.

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