It's really odd how they seem to choose trees (gypsy moths).
I've seen two sugar maples within 100 yards of each other, one had a few holes in the foliage and the other completely defoliated. Same with all sorts of trees.
Luckily there are none in my neighborhood.
I haven't seen them touch a Walnut or Cottonwood. I've seen them all over Sycamore and a few holes in the leaves, but no real damage.
I'd heard from others they can be a real problem for Apple trees.
I've seen two sugar maples within 100 yards of each other, one had a few holes in the foliage and the other completely defoliated. Same with all sorts of trees.
Luckily there are none in my neighborhood.
I haven't seen them touch a Walnut or Cottonwood. I've seen them all over Sycamore and a few holes in the leaves, but no real damage.
I'd heard from others they can be a real problem for Apple trees.
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