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Japanese Maple Defoliated by Beetles: Wait, Don't Prune

Beetles ate every leaf. Branches are alive—maples re-leaf after defoliation. Do nothing now. Next spring, prune any dead tips after leaf-out.

Prevent Next Year

Apply Bayer Advanced soil drench at bud break. Systemic protection all season.

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