Green "inch worms" (loopers) on mature honey locusts are seasonal defoliators. Populations cycle—heavy one year, absent the next.
Silk threads and caterpillars in hair are annoying but temporary. Targeted treatment when present preserves tree health and your sanity. Large trees (50', 80" diameter) tolerate significant defoliation.
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Borers in Dying Willow: Wire Probing and Systemic Insecticide
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Locust Tree Dieback After Heat Wave: Earwigs, Root Check, and Recovery
Managing Webworm Infestations in Mature Fruitless Mulberry Trees
Fertilizing Sunburst Locust Tree: Local Soil Test Beats Generic Advice
Oak Loopers Defoliating Michigan Oak: Natural Cycles, Little Control Possible
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