Elm in June losing leaves heavily despite good watering. Larvae inside leaves, red wasp-like insects on driveway. Owner suspects sawflies.
Insect ID determines treatment urgency and method. Collect larvae and affected leaves; take to county Agricultural Extension office or reputable nursery for identification. Extension office typically in county courthouse.
Sawflies, caterpillars, beetles—each requires different control. Some cause cosmetic damage only; others threaten tree health. Misidentification wastes time and money. Get professional ID before treating.
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