NH maple with 20-ft trunk section showing ¼" round holes, sawdust (frass), dead bark, dead limbs, dried 1-inch grub remains—severe borer infestation (likely clearwing or flatheaded borer). Tree is heavily compromised.
Bayer Advanced Tree & Shrub Insecticide (imidacloprid) soil drench—systemic may kill remaining borers before extensive feeding. Best product available for this scenario. Treat unaffected maples preventively.
Arborist evaluation recommended for hazard assessment. But if trying to save, imidacloprid drench is the shot.
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