Seriously one of the best videos I've seen for keeping specific plants healthy, you all should be proud. I'm ready to fix some problems with my dwarf alberta spruces now. Thanks, seriously.
Happy I found your video, very informative. I took a gal and placed in a bag last summer and the nymphs hatched and I was disgusted. They’re life and have every right to be here, but it’s hard to see how they reshape my spruces on the front range in Colorado. I’ve spent too much time over the years with gloves pulling these faux pinecones off. I thrown them away in bags or burn them. Something else in CO is the orange rust I have now on my aspens. Went 16 yrs without, but now have entire stands that have died, after cutting down I burn those as well. Aspens need to be at a much higher altitude and not at 7,200 ft.
Yeah, I get it. I have mixed feelings about these critters as well. They are native insects that have a part to play in our ecosystem, but they can harm the tree if their numbers get too high. So I monitor them for my clients, and intervene if needed.
Seriously one of the best videos I've seen for keeping specific plants healthy, you all should be proud. I'm ready to fix some problems with my dwarf alberta spruces now. Thanks, seriously.
Thank you so much for your compliment! Best of luck with your Alberta Spruces!
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Happy I found your video, very informative. I took a gal and placed in a bag last summer and the nymphs hatched and I was disgusted. They’re life and have every right to be here, but it’s hard to see how they reshape my spruces on the front range in Colorado. I’ve spent too much time over the years with gloves pulling these faux pinecones off. I thrown them away in bags or burn them. Something else in CO is the orange rust I have now on my aspens. Went 16 yrs without, but now have entire stands that have died, after cutting down I burn those as well. Aspens need to be at a much higher altitude and not at 7,200 ft.
Yeah, I get it. I have mixed feelings about these critters as well. They are native insects that have a part to play in our ecosystem, but they can harm the tree if their numbers get too high. So I monitor them for my clients, and intervene if needed.
Great video! I recently discovered CSGA on my spruce trees and now I feel like I have the knowledge and supplies to tackle the issue. Thank you!
You are so welcome! I'm so glad I could help! Let me know if you have any questions and good luck!
@@GardenUPLandscape Much appreciated! Thanks again and keep up the great work on this YT channel.
Thank you!!! Such a helpful video!
You are most welcome!