Dan F
ArboristSite Operative
Last fall, I had an Eastern White pine (about 4" diameter, 20' tall) die in a matter of 2 weeks. It wasn't until I cut it down that I realized that borers had gotten to it.
Now, looking at my remaining white pines, it appears that they all have spots on the bark where egg niches were made, so I'm afraid I'm going to have a bunch of dead pines.
What are these borers, and how can I kill them?
The pines are mixed in with Austrians that I am starting to see Diplodia on, so I need to save as many as I can! HELP!??
Dan
Now, looking at my remaining white pines, it appears that they all have spots on the bark where egg niches were made, so I'm afraid I'm going to have a bunch of dead pines.
What are these borers, and how can I kill them?
The pines are mixed in with Austrians that I am starting to see Diplodia on, so I need to save as many as I can! HELP!??
Dan