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<blockquote data-quote="gladesman60" data-source="post: 5127948" data-attributes="member: 21394"><p>Ambrosia beetles are a problem in early spring. They bore into the trunk and insert a fungus which the newly hatched beetles feed on. If you have them you will know it. You will see what looks like toothpicks sticking out of the the trunk. Next February start spraying the ground and trunk of your trees with spectracide or some other insecticide that kills beetles.. Spray every week especially if you get rain soon after you spray..I have lost young trees and older trees to these beetles. They are hard to control once established.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gladesman60, post: 5127948, member: 21394"] Ambrosia beetles are a problem in early spring. They bore into the trunk and insert a fungus which the newly hatched beetles feed on. If you have them you will know it. You will see what looks like toothpicks sticking out of the the trunk. Next February start spraying the ground and trunk of your trees with spectracide or some other insecticide that kills beetles.. Spray every week especially if you get rain soon after you spray..I have lost young trees and older trees to these beetles. They are hard to control once established. [/QUOTE]
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