While insecticides can be effective in controlling young bagworms, the Extension cautions against indiscriminate spraying. Beneficial arthropods — including those that naturally control mites ...

Tis the season for bagworms. Tree damage such as chewed leaves or leaves turning brown may be signs of a bagworm problem.

June gardening tips for outdoor flowering plants, ornamentals and vegetable gardening are provided in this issue.

One notable issue is that plaster bagworms can damage clothing by chewing holes in fabrics. Effective control of plaster bagworms involves maintaining a clean living environment. Regular sweeping ...

The Ohio State University Extension is warning people in the state to be on high alert for bagworms. The stealthy and ...

June kicks off an active period for garden pests. Learn more about five common garden pests that arrive in June and how to ...

Outdoor flowering plants and ornamentals Control bagworms now while they are still small. By July, they are almost too big for treatment. Bagworms can be found on juniper, arborvitae and other ...

Do not get this pest confused with the fall webworm, which many local people call bagworms. Fall webworms create large silky ...

Handpicking bagworms off the plants is the cheapest way to control them. But you must destroy the bags by burning or drowning the pests. Eggs in bags thrown on the ground will hatch in the spring ...

As plants begin to grow and bloom, there is plenty of work for gardeners in June to manage their vegetable gardens and flower ...