Posted by caseman46 on July 16, 2016 at 11:05:17 from (69.171.121.49):
In Reply to: Trees died posted by Geo-TH,In on July 16, 2016 at 09:58:44:
I agree with Pete Black. Your shrubs have many pods that look like small pine cones. They are actually cacoons of bagworms. Cut one open and you will find a worm about an inch long. As these worms grow, they move around and carry their cacoon with for protection. Because of this, birds and other predators can't get to them. You can spray an insecticide early summer when worms are about quarter-inch long. You had a few last year that over-wintered and layer all the eggs to hatch into this year's lethal crop of worms. The best prevention is to constantly observe your trees and shrubs and pull them off and prevent next year's crop of young worms. I've had plenty of them over the years. Read more on Google.
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