Bagworms hatch late May–early June. When tiny larvae appear (late June), spray Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis)—effective only on young caterpillars. Sevin works too but Bt is safer.
One generation per year. Eggs overwinter in female bags. Removing bags now eliminates hundreds of next year's pests.
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