When webworms are 20-60 feet up, foliar sprays are impossible. Instead, target the caterpillars as they descend the trunk to pupate.
Late-season defoliation won’t kill the tree, but it will reduce next year’s pecan crop. These measures protect future yields.
Managing Webworm Infestations in Mature Fruitless Mulberry Trees
Birch Defoliation by Caterpillars: To Spray or Not?
Saving Young Dogwoods from Borers
Vertical Bark Striations on Young Trees: Frost Cracks or Sunscald?
River Birch Defoliated by Caterpillars: Identify, Spray Now, Prevent Next Year
Transplanting Pecan Trees: Timing and Root Ball Specifications
Normal Bark Shedding in Mature Pecan Trees
Controlling Bagworms vs. Fall Webworms on Tall Trees
Mushrooms on Pecan Trunk: Decay Fungi, Not a Death Sentence
Walnut Caterpillar Outbreak on Black Walnut: Identification and Control
Restoring Catalpa Worms for Fish Bait
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