Texas Mountain Laurel has creatures
 

One close examination of my Texas Mountain Laurel, I see dying branch tips
and spider web looking stuff...what are these and how to kill them?



Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
jojo
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(p.s. the for sale items are still for sale)

Texas Mountain Laurel has creatures
 

jojo wrote:
One close examination of my Texas Mountain Laurel, I see dying branch tips
and spider web looking stuff...what are these and how to kill them?

Web worms. Tear open the webs with a stick, the birds will come eat the
worms. You could also spray with BT. Unless it's a huge tree, mechanical
removal works great with web worms.

--
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Texas Mountain Laurel has creatures
 

"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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jojo wrote:
One close examination of my Texas Mountain Laurel, I see dying branch
tips
and spider web looking stuff...what are these and how to kill them?

Web worms. Tear open the webs with a stick, the birds will come eat the
worms. You could also spray with BT. Unless it's a huge tree, mechanical
removal works great with web worms.

--
Victor Martinez
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So, just snip them off and they will go away?
Cool! It is a small tree...no bigger than I am.
thanks,
jo

Texas Mountain Laurel has creatures
 

Find ways to attract birds and wasps to your garden. Mockingbirds love
webworms, so do blue jays and woodpeckers.

Victoria


On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 12:51:12 GMT, "jojo" opined:

One close examination of my Texas Mountain Laurel, I see dying branch tips
and spider web looking stuff...what are these and how to kill them?



Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
jojo
http://photos.yahoo.com/cgv_2000
(p.s. the for sale items are still for sale)




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