A 70-foot tulip poplar with annual aphid infestations and honeydew mess, unresponsive to systemic insecticides, is sending stress signals (from heat, moisture extremes) that attract aphids. Conventional pesticides weaken the tree further.
Available at atomicgrow.com or atomicgrow.net. No helicopter needed—root drench works.
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