Colorado aspens with aphids; tree service recommends 3 sprays in late September. Hard freeze coming, leaves will drop.
Waste of money. Aphids die with freeze; leaves fall. Spring spray (if needed) is appropriate. Tall trees = poor spray coverage = poor control.
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