The cedar bark beetle (Phloeosinus sequoiae) is another culprit for browning needles. When a tree’s already stressed, an uncontrolled infestation can lead to the death of your cedar specimen.
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Grant helps bring new life to trees at Nampa's Kohlerlawn CemeteryBehind their bark were deadly invaders – cedar borers, a beetle species that attacks cedar trees. Biting away at more than just bark – the burrowing beetles had been eating away at the city's ...
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