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40 Acres Pine Bagworms: Soil Drench Systemic for Large Trees

Bagworms killing longleaf pines on 40 acres. Spray Orthene if trees short. Hand-pick bags if small. For tall trees: Bayer Advanced soil drench—roots carry to foliage. Apply next spring (water moving up fast). Season-long.

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