A newly purchased home has a favorite tree with cracking, leaking bark. Close inspection reveals a caterpillar and insects inside the moist cracks.
Borers attack stressed trees. The cracking bark and leaking sap are classic signs of larval tunneling.
Healthy trees resist borers. Addressing the underlying stress is as important as killing the current insects.
Ash Tree Basal Decay: Irreversible Heartwood Rot on West Side
Locust Tree Bark Splitting and Dead Branches: Heat, Drought, and Proper Pruning
Assessing Elm Bark Flaking After Vine Removal
Sapsucker Damage on a Young Tree: What to Do
Conifer Pitch Exudation: Bark Beetle Activity Assessment
Borers in Dying Willow: Wire Probing and Systemic Insecticide
Bark Shedding on Mature Mulberry: Stress, Lightning, or Decline?
Harvesting Birch Bark: Sustainable Practices
Weeping Willow Borer Infestation: Identification and Treatment
Squirrels and Birds Peeling Shagbark Hickory Bark: Is It Harmful?
Yellow/Orange Sap from Cut Tree Roots: Normal Spring Flow
Paperbark Maple Sparse Foliage and Heavy Seeding: Causes and Fixes
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