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Young bagworms are now active and feeding, making June one of the best times to identify and manage infestations.

Bagworms spend the winter as eggs inside last year’s bags. As temperatures warm, tiny caterpillars emerge and begin feeding on nearby foliage. Right now, they are still small and easy to miss, but they can cause significant damage as they grow.

🌲 Keep an eye on arborvitae, juniper, cedar, and spruce.

Early detection matters. Bagworms are much easier to manage while they are young and actively feeding.

Concerned about bagworms on your property? Contact Aspen Tree and Turf to schedule an evaluation with our Plant Health Care team. ✅

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