Adult pine weevils appear on the host tree throughout ... and are sometimes mistaken for small pine cones. Bagworms do their damage when they’re almost too small to see, so if there are visible ...

Wolf pines form when the young tree is attacked by a white pine weevil. According to Joe Rankin ... white pine but they’ve been known to damage 20 other species of conifer as well.

One you might not be aware of, due to it living beneath soil level, but can cause significant damage is vine weevil grubs.

Perhaps the mild winter brought out the alfalfa weevils in larger numbers this year, but there are options to limit the damage they cause, according to Range and Forage Specialist Jerry Volesky at ...

I have walked the neighborhood and not seen any other damage so I would sure like to stop this right here and now. A: Your photos are very helpful. The small black beetle is an Ips pine engraver ...

Here’s how you can start: First, find a healthy pine cone, preferably one that’s recently fallen from a tree. It’s important ...

This beautiful sentinel of the pond could handle almost any setback . . . except weevils. To understand the devastating effect the white pine weevil ... When the damage is noticed, it must ...

The large pine weevil, Hylobius abiestis, can cause fatal damage to young trees. Chemical pesticides are used to control the insect, but Forestry Enterprise Scotland hopes to find alternative ...

Vine weevils are a recognisable garden visitor. You might consider them a pest, external for the damage they can do to plants. But for commercial growers they are a very real problem. The ...

You should, however, keep a sharp eye out for some common white pine problems, and fix them as soon as they appear. Here are the “top four” problems you may find: White Pine Weevil attacks the ...