Unknown tree (possibly weeping mulberry) has white powdery substance on branches that rubs off sticky. Likely aphids or scale insects producing honeydew.
Based on ID: horticultural oil, insecticidal soap, or systemic imidacloprid. Large trees limit spray reach; natural predators often suffice.
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Diagnosing Sticky Residue on Raywood Ash Trees
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Weeping Cherry Pruning: Preserve the Umbrella Shape for Spring Glory
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White Birch Decline After Spring Pruning: Sap Flow and Bacterial Wetwood
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