08/06/2026
Wondering what those weird looking cones on your trees and shrubs are?? If they look like the ones in the video they are most likely bagworms!
🌲 Don't Let Bagworms Take Over Your Trees! 🐛
Bagworms are destructive insects that feed on the needles and leaves of many trees and shrubs, especially arborvitae, junipers, spruce, and cedar. They create small, spindle-shaped bags made from pieces of the plant they're feeding on, making them surprisingly easy to overlook until damage becomes severe.
As bagworms grow, they can quickly strip foliage from your plants. While healthy deciduous trees can often recover, evergreens cannot produce new growth on bare branches, meaning the damage can be permanent—or even fatal if infestations are left untreated.
If you've noticed brown patches, thinning foliage, or small hanging bags on your trees, now is the time to act. Our certified arborists can inspect your property, identify the problem, and recommend the best treatment to keep your trees healthy.
📞 Contact us today to schedule an inspection and help protect your landscape before bagworms cause lasting damage! 402-558-8198