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Poplar Tree Insect Pests & Diseases

By Arborjet | Published: October 4, 2012

A Group of Poplar Trees. Photo Courtesy of 2020site.org

There are upwards of 30 species in the family of Poplar trees. These trees are deciduous and often bear flowers.

Poplar Tree Insect Pests & Treatments

  • Bagworm (Treatments: TREE-äge®*, ACE-jet, AzaSol)
  • Cottonwood Twig Borer (Treatments: ACE-jet, AzaSol)
  • Japanese Beetle (Treatments: ACE-jet, AzaSol)
  • Poplar Tentmaker Caterpillar (Treatments: ACE-jet, AzaSol)
  • Tent Caterpillar (Treatments: TREE-äge®, ACE-jet, AzaSol)

Learn More About Common Tree Pests & Treatments

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2 Comments

  1. leverne hatcher
    Posted November 5, 2012 at 9:56 pm | Permalink

    I am desperately trying to locate the proper treatment to kill Twig Borers on the limbs of my pecan tree.

    could you help?

  2. Arborjet
    Posted November 5, 2012 at 10:14 pm | Permalink

    Hi Leverne,
    We’d recommend contacting a service provider in your area. He or she will be able to properly diagnose your pecan and recommend treatment options.
    Good luck!
    -Leah at Arborjet

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