Leyland screen around pool infested with bagworms. Trees slated for removal. Black round objects covering cement—owner fears eggs.
Black pellets = bagworm excrement from feeding. Not eggs. Eggs are inside female bags (which are on trees).
Don't remove trees solely for bagworms—they're treatable.
Bagworms on a 12-Ft Pine: Don't Top It—Hand-Pick and Spray Bt Next June
Bagworms on Norway Spruce: Needles May Regrow on Tips; Prune Dead Wood Later
Dwarf Willow Bagworms: Manual Removal Best for Small Trees
Bagworm Control on Blue Spruce: Timing and Treatment Options
Bagworms on Spruce and Pine: Identification and Control
Bagworms on Pines: Not Grubworms, Control with Sprays or Hand-Picking
Small Red Worms in a Fountain: Identifying and Managing Midge Larvae
Japanese Maple Bagworms: Remove Bags, Spray Bt
Bagworm Control on Pecan: Tanglefoot and Orthene
Bagworm Infestation on Spruce: Identification & Control
Identifying and Controlling Bagworms on Cypress Trees
Controlling Bagworms vs. Fall Webworms on Tall Trees
Bagworms on 'Fat Albert' Spruce: Identification and Late-Season Control
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