White aphids on leaf undersides, sticky honeydew, sooty mold on a 30-foot copper beech. Spraying the canopy is impractical.
Apply Bayer Advanced Tree & Shrub Insect Control (imidacloprid) as a soil drench. Roots transport it to every leaf. Aphids die on feeding. Full-season protection. Takes 1–2 weeks to reach canopy top. Available at garden centers.
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