Bagworms on 20–25 ft blue spruces: larvae live in spindle-shaped bags, feeding with only head/legs protruding. Bags move. By mid-August, they attach permanently and pupate.
Drench the entire canopy—inner foliage must be reached. High-pressure sprayer or professional application needed for tall trees.
Remove and destroy bags in fall/winter to reduce next year's population.
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