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28-05-2005, 11:23 PM
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Eastern Massachusetts: worms on trees
Egad! There are little worms, green and otherwise, making tatters
of my tree leaves--esp. those of the maples. Will the trees survive this onslaught? Does anything, preferably nontoxic, stop them? If something like dormant oil spray would work, I could at least spray my little Japanese maples. On Monday, I will call my arborist. Thanks. -- Jean B. |
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