Non‑chemical treatments do not control borers. Purchase a borer‑specific insecticide (Onyx or Dursban) from a garden center, mix with water, and spray the trunk as high as you can reach.
Thoroughly wet the bark. Repeat as label directs. This is safe and easy for homeowners to do themselves, avoiding costly commercial applications.
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