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Bagworms on Dwarf Evergreen: Recovery and Treatment

Half of a dwarf evergreen brown/dead from bagworms. Owner asked about recovery after removal and pesticide.

Recovery Outlook

Yes, it should recover if treated promptly.

Action Plan

Hand-pick all bags (tree is small/reachable).
Fall: fertilize with ~1 cup 10-10-10 scattered and watered in.
Spring: repeat fertilization.
Boosts overall health and regrowth.

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