Edna in Montana: small black bugs in willow/poplar leaves. Internet suggests weevil. Asks: too late to spray? Will they kill trees? Wait until spring?
Steve: too late to spray effectively now. Collect specimens for correct ID (nursery or Extension Service). County Extension offices (usually in courthouse) are excellent resources.
Late-season spraying wastes money and harms beneficials. Proper ID now enables timely, targeted spring treatment. Extension services provide free, local expertise.
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